Example scenarioContainer import from AsiaAn importer is expecting a full container. Sea freight, customs, unloading into the warehouse and delivery to its customers in one hand.Read more
Scenarios
Six typical tasks, explained step by step
Logistics becomes tangible when you walk through a concrete case. The following scenarios are examples of tasks as customers bring them to us: a container from Asia is to be cleared, stored and distributed; an online seller brings stock to Germany for the first time; a machine stands still because a spare part is missing. Each scenario shows the starting situation, what the customer needs, how we proceed, which of our services are involved and what the customer holds at the end.
The scenarios are examples, not customer reports. They describe typical sequences, documents and handovers, without names, quantities or prices. If you recognise your own task in one of them, that is the direct way to a conversation: write to us what is different in your case.
Example scenarioContainer import from AsiaAn importer is expecting a full container. Sea freight, customs, unloading into the warehouse and delivery to its customers in one hand.Read more
Example scenarioFirst import into the EUA company imports goods from a non-EU country for the first time and needs an EORI number, documents and a customs declaration that holds.Read more
Example scenarioStock for an online sellerA seller wants to deliver from Germany to end customers in Europe: goods receipt, storage, pick and pack, shipping, returns, customer service.Read more
Example scenarioDelivering to marketplace fulfilment centresGoods from the warehouse are labelled, palletised and delivered with a booked time slot to a marketplace's requirements.Read more
Example scenarioUrgent air shipmentA plant is down, the spare part is in a non-EU country. Collection, flight, clearance and delivery to the factory door.Read more
Example scenarioPallet distribution across EuropeA manufacturer delivers from the warehouse by the pallet to business customers in several countries, with time slots, delivery notices and proofs of delivery.Read more
Your case is different?
Almost every task is a mixture of these building blocks. Describe your starting situation to us in a few sentences: goods, quantity, from where, to where, by when. We reply with a proposal for the sequence.