Flagship
Warehouse fulfilment visibility study
A three-week engagement that traces pick, pack, and carrier handoff on the floor, then returns wall charts and a briefing your shift leads can actually stand in front of.
Studies
Work you can book against a named dock, pick face, or peak week
Each study is a bounded piece of observation and drawing. The flagship runs three weeks. Smaller commissions exist when you already know which pause you want named.
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Inbound delay mapping
We sit with goods-in for a run of receipt days and chart where supplier windows, dock congestion, and put-away queues actually eat the clock.
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Peak cut-off calendar
A dated calendar of last-order, last-pick, and last-despatch times for Christmas, Easter, and bank-holiday weeks, drawn from your own labour and carrier booking windows.
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Pick-path observation day
One full shift walking with pickers, noting travel, congestion at fast movers, and the paper or radio steps that slow a line without anyone writing it down.
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Exception board commission
A printed wall board for the warehouse office showing today’s late lines, short picks, and carrier misses in a layout your team already uses on paper.
