Storage Limitations: When facing storage limitations in Amazon FBA, you can effectively manage your inventory by leveraging our forwarding services, ensuring continuous availability of your products for customers.

Seasonal Demand: During peak seasons or promotional periods, you may experience increased demand for your products, requiring the forwarding of additional inventory to meet customer orders in a timely manner.

Inventory Replenishment: As your products are sold and inventory levels decrease, you need to replenish stock at Amazon fulfillment centers to prevent stockouts.

New Product Launches: When introducing new products to the market, you may need to split inventory batches between Amazon Warehouse and a Prep Center for further forwarding, to ensure product availability for customers when you run out of stock.

Daily Pickups SPD: We have established strong partnerships with leading shipping carriers like UPS, FedEx, and USPS. These partnerships enable seamless coordination of SPD (Small Parcel Delivery) pickups, efficient routing of shipments, and access to a wide range of shipping options and services. This enhances the efficiency of the shipping process, ensuring fast and reliable delivery of your inventory to Amazon fulfillment centers.

On-Request Pickups LTL and FTL: We can handle it all, whether it's LTL (Less Than Truckload) or FTL (Full Truckload) shipping options, providing tailored solutions for various shipment sizes. LTL shipping is ideal for larger shipments that exceed parcel delivery (SPD ) capacity but do not require a full truck, enabling cost-efficient bulk shipping. On the other hand, FTL shipping dedicates an entire truck to a single shipment, ideal for high-volume or heavy items, ensuring faster transit times and minimal handling compared to LTL shipping.

Managing Overstock: Overstock can occur from multiple factors such as inaccurate demand forecasting, shifts in market trends, seasonal fluctuations, unexpected changes in sales, or inventory management errors. In addition to increased storage costs and tied-up capital, overstock can lead to decreased profitability and have a negative impact on cash flow for your business. To mitigate these risks, it's crucial to free up warehouse space and reduce long-term storage fees. Create removal orders to reduce excess inventory.

Slow-moving Inventory: Slow-moving items are products that have low sales velocity and take longer to sell, often resulting in increased storage fees and reduced profitability. To address this, create removal orders to clear these items from Amazon’s fulfillment centers, preventing further accumulation of storage fees. These slow-moving items can then be re-evaluated by creating attractive bundles and kits with bestsellers or related products, encouraging customers to purchase multiple items

Discontinuing products: Discontinuing products involves permanently stopping the sale of certain items on Amazon, often due to changes in market demand or product updates. By creating removal orders, you can clear out discontinued items from Amazon’s fulfillment centers, ensuring that outdated or irrelevant stock does not occupy valuable warehouse space. Consider listing these discontinued products on other e-commerce platforms, such as eBay or Walmart, where they might still find interested buyers.

Short Term Free Storage: We offer promotional period of 14 days of free storage for new inventory sent to our fulfillment centers. During this promotional period, starting from the date the inventory is received, storage fees are waived for sellers who sell or forward their inventory within the first 14 days. This policy incentivizes sellers to maintain fast-moving stock, reducing long-term storage fees and ensuring efficient inventory management.

Long-Term Cost-Efficient Storage: After the promotional period of free storage expires, charges begin accruing from the very next day. Unlike others, we offer flexible pricing options where your business is billed based on the amount of space your inventory occupies each day. This allows you to optimize cost efficiency by paying only for the storage you actually use.

Flexible Storage Options: We offer versatile storage solutions to accommodate various types of inventory, utilizing bins, racks, and pallets to ensure efficient organization and management. Bins are ideal for storing small, loose items that require organization and easy access. Racks are used for medium-sized items or products that need to be stored in an orderly manner for easy retrieval. Pallets are suitable for large, heavy, or bulk items that are stored and moved in large quantities.

Inventory Consolidation: Whether it's removal orders or mixed shipments, combining multiple smaller units of inventory into larger, consolidated boxes and pallets can significantly optimize storage space and potentially decrease storage fees.