Receiving the batch
We accept the cargo at the terminal and verify the initial data needed for further handling and dispatch.
Start of the through process
Cross-docking of cargo without long-term storage
International transport group Transit arranges transshipment of cargo through a terminal: we accept the batch, resort it, palletize it if necessary, and send it to the destination addresses. Cross-docking is suitable for distribution when the cargo does not need to be placed in a warehouse for long.
Calculate Cost
24 hours
processing and dispatch
24/7
operation mode
5
warehouse terminals
Why arrange cross-docking through Transit
In through handling, it is important to coordinate the incoming supply, the terminal operations, and the dispatch to recipients. We build the operational sequence within one framework and control the handover of the cargo to the next stage.
Through handling without long-term storage
The cargo is accepted at the terminal, resorted, and immediately sent on. This model is suitable for distribution where storage is not a task in itself.
Processing and dispatch within 24 hours
The operational process is built to complete terminal handling and hand the batch over for onward dispatch within 24 hours.
Operation seven days a week
Cross-docking operations are performed in a 24/7 mode. This makes it possible to plan receiving and dispatch with regard to the supply schedule and the recipients' needs.
Records and operations management
WMS can be integrated with the client's 1C to synchronize warehouse records. The set of operations and the cargo handover procedure are agreed before handling begins.
What cargo we transport
Cross-docking is used for batches that need to be quickly distributed after receiving, resorting, and preparation for onward dispatch.
| Category | Product examples |
|---|---|
| Palletized batches | Batches that require receiving, resorting, and palletizing before dispatch |
| Goods for distribution | Supplies sent to several destination addresses without long-term storage |
| Consolidated supplies | Batches accepted at the terminal and distributed for further delivery |
| Import and domestic Russian cargo | Goods passed from one logistics stage to the next after agreed handling |
| Supplies to a distribution network | Goods requiring the formation of shipments to the recipients' addresses |
Types of services
Cross-docking combines several consecutive operations. Their scope is determined by the characteristics of the batch, the packaging, the address network, and the method of onward dispatch.
Resorting
We distribute the cargo according to the agreed scheme for the subsequent direction to the destination addresses.
Preparation for distribution
Palletizing
If necessary, we palletize the cargo to prepare the batch for safe and convenient handover to the onward leg.
Operation under the agreed scheme
Dispatch to recipients
After processing, we hand over the formed shipments for onward transportation to the destination addresses.
Dispatch within up to 24 hours
Transportation geography
The warehouse infrastructure of International transport group Transit makes it possible to choose a terminal with regard to the incoming route and the subsequent distribution of the batch.
Moscow
The company's warehouse network includes the Moscow North terminal with an area of 9 000 m² and the Moscow South terminal with an area of 12 000 m².
St. Petersburg
The terminal supports receiving, issuing, packaging, loading and unloading operations, container stuffing and stripping, sorting, and assembly.
Vladivostok and Novosibirsk
Vladivostok and Novosibirsk are part of the company's terminal network. The specific site and the sequence of operations are determined by the cargo's route and distribution model.
Cases we solve
Cross-docking is used in models where the main task is to quickly redistribute an incoming batch rather than place it in long-term storage.
Distributing a batch to several addresses
The supply is accepted at the terminal, resorted according to the agreed address scheme, and passed on for onward dispatch to recipients.
Transferring cargo between logistics stages
The incoming batch goes through the agreed terminal operations and is sent to the next stage of transportation without long-term warehouse placement.
Preparing palletized shipments
If necessary, the cargo is palletized after receiving and resorting, then formed for dispatch to the destination addresses.
Stages of transportation organization
Request and initial data
We clarify the assortment, volume, packaging, arrival schedule, address scheme, and the cargo's onward route.
Handling plan
We agree on the procedure for receiving, resorting, palletizing, and dispatching to the destination addresses.
Receiving at the terminal
We accept the cargo and start the agreed through-handling process.
Resorting and palletizing
We distribute the batch and, if necessary, palletize the cargo for onward dispatch.
Forming shipments
We prepare the cargo for handover to onward transportation according to the agreed distribution scheme.
Dispatch to recipients
We hand over the formed shipments to the destination addresses within 24 hours of processing.
Statuses and documents
We provide information on the progress of the operation and the necessary closing documents within the agreed framework.
Frequently asked questions
Cross-docking is the transshipment of cargo through a terminal without long-term storage. The cargo is accepted, resorted, palletized if necessary, and sent to the destination addresses.