Workstation consultancy
If you run your own warehouse and want a bench that works the way ours does, we will help you set one up — layout, scanning, camera and process.
Starts with a look at yours
Covers layout, scanning and camera
You get a written process
Best for hundreds of orders a week
Workstation consultancy, as you see it.
We measure our own floor per item and per person. That is the benchmark a bench layout gets judged against, and it is the same measurement we would take on yours.
Measured per item and per person, which is what a bench layout has to be judged against.
Three steps, in order.
- We look at what you haveA visit or a call through your current setup: the physical bench, the scanning, where time actually goes and where errors actually come from.
- Designed around the workBench layout, scanner placement, camera position, consumables within reach, and a sequence the person doing it can actually follow.
- Handed overDocumented so the next person you hire works the same way as the last one, rather than inventing their own method.
What that includes.
- Bench layout and ergonomics
- Scanning and barcode strategy
- Camera placement for packing or inspection evidence
- Time-and-motion on your actual orders
- Written process you can train against
- A visit, or a thorough call through your current setup
- A sample of your actual orders to time against
- Who will own the process once we hand it over
- Bench layout and ergonomics
- Scanning and barcode strategy
- Camera placement for packing or inspection evidence
- Time-and-motion on your real orders
- A written process you can train against
This is advice drawn from running our own floor, not formal consultancy with a methodology behind it. It is most useful to brands doing hundreds of orders a week, and it is often the honest answer when you are not yet big enough to outsource.
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Peak & backlog
Surge capacity for the weeks that break operations — Black Friday out, and the January returns wave back in.
Overflow storage
Space when your own runs out — a container of new season, a bulk buy, or stock you need out of the way without losing track of it.
Four-week trial
A month of real orders before you commit to anything.
Want to see it on your own orders?
Run a four-week trial. No contract, no minimum — long enough that the returns from week one come back inside it.