Flexible space for pallet storage
A clear basis for counting the pallets stored, a dispatch rule agreed to suit the product, and a daily record of the space used that you can reconcile against your invoice.
Disputes over a storage invoice usually start with one question: how many pallets were stored on a given day? The space used is recorded day by day, we build the invoice from the actual recorded activity, and it can be revisited later.
What we provide
- Space for pallet storage in organised warehouses.
- FIFO, FEFO or whichever dispatch rule suits your operation.
- A daily record of the space used, for every storage space.
- Additional services, each with a clear unit of charge.
- Exportable movement reports.
Who this is for
Pallet storage
- Standardised palletised goods
- General consumer goods
- Standard packaged chemicals
- Food and beverages
Questions about this service
Is charging based on the number of pallets reserved, or the actual number stored?
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