FBS fulfillment — delivery to the customer from the Transit warehouse

The FBS scheme (Fulfillment by Seller): the goods are stored at the warehouse of International transport group Transit; when a customer places an order, Transit takes care of assembly, packaging, labeling, and delivery. The seller keeps full control over stock through a WMS system with marketplace API integration. Transit provides the warehouse, handling, and delivery — the seller focuses on sales.

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FBS fulfillment — delivery to the customer from the Transit warehouse

24 hours

from order to shipment

5

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Why choose FBS through Transit

FBS is a scheme in which the seller is responsible for storing the goods and delivering them to the customer. Transit takes on the operational part: the warehouse, handling, and delivery.

  1. Real-time stock control

    A WMS system with Wildberries, Ozon, and Yandex Market API integration. Stocks are synchronized automatically — no manual entry or discrepancies.

  2. Delivery with our own fleet

    400+ tractor units for delivering orders to pickup points and marketplace pickup locations. You do not depend on third-party courier services.

  3. Lower storage costs

    With FBO, the seller pays the marketplace for storage at its rates. FBS through the Transit warehouse is a fixed rate, often 20–30% lower.

  4. Flexibility when demand changes

    Redistributing the goods between FBO and FBS during the season — without changing contractors. Transit works under both schemes.

What cargo we transport

The FBS scheme is suitable for all categories of goods sold through marketplaces.

Cargo categories and examples
CategoryProduct examples
Clothing and fashionSeasonal collections, accessories, footwear — high turnover, frequent orders
Electronics and appliancesSmartphones, accessories — require quality control and insurance
Home goodsTableware, textiles, decor — average check, stable demand
Beauty and healthCosmetics, personal care — temperature regime, Chestny ZNAK labeling
Children's productsToys, clothing — mandatory certification, labeling
Sports and outdoorEquipment, gear — bulky goods, assembly

Types of services

FBS from Transit includes a full cycle of operations — from receiving to delivery to the customer.

Receiving and placement

Receiving goods at the terminal in Moscow, St. Petersburg, Vladivostok, Novosibirsk, or Yekaterinburg. WMS records, video recording, quality control.

WMS records, 100% video recording, 24/7

Order assembly

When an order arrives from the marketplace — automatic assembly through WMS. Picking, verification, packaging, labeling.

Automatic assembly, 24 hours from order to shipment

Delivery to pickup points

Delivery with our own fleet to marketplace pickup points. Routes across Russia.

400+ tractor units, delivery across Russia

Returns logistics

Receiving returns from pickup points, quality control, return to stock or disposal. Video recording of every operation.

Full returns cycle, video recording

Transportation geography

The FBS warehouses are located in cities with the highest concentration of marketplace pickup points.

Moscow — the main hub

Two terminals with a total area of 21 000 m². Delivery to the Wildberries, Ozon, and Yandex Market pickup points in Moscow and the Moscow region — 24 hours.

St. Petersburg

A terminal for processing orders for the Northwestern region. Delivery to pickup points in St. Petersburg and the Leningrad region.

Yekaterinburg

A terminal for the Urals region. Delivery to pickup points in Yekaterinburg, Chelyabinsk, Perm, and Tyumen.

Cases we solve

Typical scenarios solved by FBS through Transit.

Clothing seller: 30% lower storage costs

The seller worked under FBO and paid the marketplace for storage at high rates. Switching to FBS through Transit's warehouse in Moscow cut storage costs by 30% while maintaining delivery speed — 24 hours from order to pickup point.

Electronics online store: quality control and insurance

An online store was losing 3–5% of turnover to damage during delivery by third-party courier services. FBS through Transit with video recording of operations and insurance in the base rate brought the damage rate below the market level.

Home goods seller: peak loads during the sales season

The seller could not cope with peak orders during 11.11 and Black Friday. Transit's warehouse with a round-the-clock schedule and 400+ tractor units ensured shipment of all orders within 24 hours without queues.

Stages of transportation organization

  1. Request and audit

    Analysis of the product, volumes, and seasonality. Selecting a warehouse and rate.

  2. Contract signing

    A contract for storage, handling, and delivery. SLA fixed.

  3. API integration

    Connecting WMS to the WB/Ozon/Yandex Market personal accounts. Automatic synchronization.

  4. Receiving the goods

    Receiving at the terminal, WMS records, quality control, video recording.

  5. Order processing

    When a customer places an order — automatic assembly, packaging, labeling.

  6. Delivery to pickup points

    Delivery with our own fleet to marketplace pickup points.

  7. Returns and reporting

    Returns processing, online statuses, closing documents.

Frequently asked questions

FBS (Fulfillment by Seller) — the goods are stored at the seller's or operator's warehouse; when a customer places an order, the seller delivers to the pickup point. FBO — the goods are shipped to the marketplace warehouse; the marketplace stores and delivers. With FBS, the seller keeps control over stock and pays for storage at the operator's rate, not the marketplace's.

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