International transport group Transit arranges FBO as responsible storage and delivery within a single warehouse framework. We receive the goods, control the quality, store, assemble, and label orders to the platform's requirements, notify the platform of the incoming supply, and deliver it to the marketplace fulfillment centers.
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>30 000 m²
of warehouse space
24/7
operation of the warehouse framework
FBO requires linking warehouse discipline, marketplace requirements, and delivery to the distribution center. We build this process within a single framework — from receiving the batch to handing it over to the platform's warehouse.
The company's 30+ warehouses and offices operate across Russia. Total warehouse space exceeds 30 000 m²; the key hubs are located in Moscow, St. Petersburg, Yekaterinburg, Novosibirsk, and Vladivostok.
The framework includes receiving, defect control, storage, order assembly, packaging, and labeling with barcodes and QR codes — in line with the requirements of the specific platform.
The WMS system reduces the risk of assembly errors. WMS can be integrated with the client's 1C to synchronize warehouse records and operational data.
Our own fleet is used for delivery to marketplace warehouses. Supply notification and time slot management help prepare the shipment for receiving on the platform's side.
The warehouse framework can be configured for the assortment approved for sale and matching the storage conditions. Before launch, we agree on the requirements for the goods, labeling, packaging, and supply.
| Category | Product examples |
|---|---|
| Electronics and components | Electronic devices, components, and accessories |
| Fashion and cosmetics | Clothing, footwear, accessories, cosmetic products |
| Everyday goods | FMCG and regular-demand products |
| Home goods | Non-food products for household use |
| Industrial goods | Equipment, spare parts, and components |
FBO is one of the models of warehouse logistics. We choose it when the goods must be stored and handled by the operator until handover to the sales channel.
Responsible storage and delivery within a single operational framework: the batch is accepted at the warehouse, handled, and prepared for handover to the fulfillment center.
Storage + assembly + delivery
The goods are stored by the seller, and delivery is arranged through the operator's framework. Suitable when it is important for the seller to keep storage at their own site.
Storage by the seller
The cargo is accepted at the terminal, resorted, and immediately dispatched to its destinations. The model is used for distributing goods without long-term warehouse placement.
Without long-term storage
Returns are included in the warehouse framework: the goods are accepted, recorded, and go through the operations agreed with the client and the platform's requirements.
Returns control
The warehouse capacities are located in cities convenient for distributing batches to marketplaces and regional sales channels.
The Moscow North and Moscow South terminals form a large warehouse framework. The Moscow Vnukovo terminal performs assortment handling, storage, labeling, and building cargoes for marketplaces.
The terminal in Shushary provides receiving and issuing, storage, packaging, loading and unloading operations, sorting, and batch assembly.
The terminal at Snegovaya receives and releases cargo for inter-terminal transportation and performs 3PL assortment storage, consolidation, packaging, and cargo securing.
Before launching FBO, we determine how the goods will move, which operations are required at the warehouse, and how the supply should be prepared.
We receive the goods, carry out quality control, organize storage, assembly, packaging, and labeling. Then we agree on the supply notification and the time slot for delivery to the fulfillment center.
For goods from abroad, international delivery, customs clearance, warehouse handling, and shipping to the fulfillment center can be linked within one project.
Returned goods are accepted into the warehouse framework, recorded, and processed according to the regulations agreed with the client.
We clarify the assortment, volume, sales scheme, platform requirements, and the warehouse operations needed.
We determine the warehouse site and the procedure for records, handling, labeling, and delivery.
If necessary, we set up data exchange between WMS and the client's 1C.
We accept the batch at the warehouse and carry out quality control under the agreed regulations.
We place the goods, assemble orders, package, and label supplies.
We prepare the supply for handover: notification and time slot management are performed according to the platform's rules.
We deliver the goods to the fulfillment center with our own fleet and record the operation status.
| Method | Time | Cost | When to choose |
|---|---|---|---|
| FBO | Storage and handling within the operator's framework | Depends on the volume and the set of operations | Regular supplies to marketplaces |
| FBS | Storage by the seller, delivery through the operator | Depends on the logistics scheme | Sellers with their own warehouse |
| Cross-dock | Handling and dispatch without long-term storage | Depends on the volume and destinations | Distributing batches to destination points |
The model is chosen after analyzing the goods, volume, timelines, and platform requirements. We will calculate a suitable scheme and set of operations for your supply.
FBO (Fulfillment by Operator) is responsible storage and delivery. The goods are stored and handled within the operator's warehouse framework until supply to the sales channel.