Moscow — North and South
Terminals for distributing goods across the Central Federal District and organizing the last mile to retail outlets.
3PL — warehouse handling
International Transport Group Transit is a full-cycle 3PL operator providing comprehensive warehousing services. We manage our own terminals in Moscow, St. Petersburg, Yekaterinburg, and Vladivostok. The WMS can be integrated with the client's 1C; round-the-clock operational support is available. Cross-docking mode lets you pay for operations without the cost of maintaining warehouse space.
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Why choose 3PL from Transit
3PL means outsourcing warehouse logistics to a professional operator. International Transport Group Transit takes over not only storage but the entire handling chain: from receiving to delivery to retail outlets.
Chestny ZNAK labeling as part of the chain
Labeling is built into the overall process: receiving, handling, application and verification, packing, delivery. This reduces the risk of situations where goods are in stock but cannot be sold.
WMS with integration into 1C and MoySklad
Automatic synchronization of stock and orders with the client's ERP system via API/EDI. With large order volumes and many SKUs, processes can be optimized and the integration tailored to business tasks.
Terminal network in key regions
Own terminals in Moscow, St. Petersburg, Yekaterinburg, Vladivostok, and Novosibirsk. Cargo is processed and shipped within 24 hours; the scheme is selected with regard to the task, volumes, and route.
The full logistics package from one partner
Own assets in sea, rail, road, and warehousing logistics make it possible to arrange not an isolated warehouse operation but a single chain: import and customs clearance, receiving and handling, labeling, storage, first and last mile, delivery to a marketplace or distribution center, returns and document handling.
What cargo we transport
3PL handling covers various cargo categories — from FMCG to electronics and industrial equipment.
| Category | Product examples |
|---|---|
| FMCG and everyday goods | Food products, household chemicals, hygiene products, cosmetics |
| Electronics and appliances | Smartphones, laptops, components, home appliances |
| Clothing and fashion goods | Seasonal collections, accessories, footwear |
| Auto parts | Components, consumables, tires |
| Industrial equipment | Machine tools, tools, metal structures |
| Goods for marketplaces | Goods for Wildberries, Ozon, Yandex Market |
Our warehouses
The warehousing terminals of International Transport Group Transit are located in Russia's key logistics hubs.
St. Petersburg
A terminal for handling import cargo arriving through the western ports, integrated into sea and rail routes.
Vladivostok, Yekaterinburg, and Novosibirsk
Terminals in the Far East, the Urals, and Siberia: receiving cargo from China and Asia, distribution across Russian regions.
Business challenges solved by 3PL
Typical operational scenarios for distributors, importers, and manufacturers.
FMCG distribution
Receiving, handling, picking, and scheduled shipping of everyday goods to retail chains and regional points of sale.
Electronics handling
A warehouse process with receiving, handling, and shipping control, built around the requirements for the safety of appliances and components.
Auto parts distribution
A single operational cycle for warehouse handling, order picking, and regional delivery of automotive components.
Steps to organize transportation
Request and audit
Analysis of the cargo flow, volumes, and seasonality. Choosing a model: cross-docking, storage, or picking.
Contract execution
A single contract for warehouse handling and delivery.
WMS integration
Connecting the WMS to the client's ERP system, including 1C or MoySklad. Setting up API/EDI exchange under an agreed process.
Cargo receiving
Receiving at the terminal, quality checks, and defect control in accordance with the agreed regulations.
Handling
Cross-docking without long-term storage or placing goods into storage under the selected operating model.
Picking and shipping
Order assembly, packing, labeling, and shipping in line with the agreed delivery process.
Reporting and control
Operation statuses, closing documents, and stock control within the connected digital loop.
Frequently asked questions
3PL includes a set of operations: receiving, storage, picking, shipping, and, if necessary, delivery. Responsible storage focuses on placing cargo and tracking it. 3PL fits when warehouse logistics needs to be handed over to a single operator.