Process

From first brief to wall sheets your shift leads can brief without us in the room.

What to expect

Every engagement follows the same spine: confirm access, observe live movement, draft with your leads, then hand over maps and a short briefing. Timing stretches or compresses with facility size, but the order stays fixed so nothing is drawn from memory alone.

  1. Site brief

    You describe dock count, SKU families in scope, and quiet versus peak windows. We confirm safety escort needs and propose observation dates.

  2. Floor days

    Analysts walk receiving, staging, and dispatch during live hours. Interviews with leads sit alongside timed path notes — pauses matter as much as routes.

  3. Draft review

    Sketches return to your supervisors before anything is printed large. Corrections about returns doors, overflow bays, or night-only paths are expected.

  4. Handoff

    Wall sheets, PDF pack, and a walkthrough. One clarification call within fourteen days is included on warehouse movement mapping.

Analyst sketching inventory movement paths on paper during a warehouse visit

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