Skip to content
Get in Touch
Get in Touch
elevate-dI-aXC7DWpQ-unsplash
Receiving

Receiving is the Foundation To Your Warehouse

We know that receiving is the first step to your warehouse’s success, so we use methodical, repeatable, and scalable processes to make your methods easy.

Get in Touch

Set your warehouse up for success through the power of good receiving.

Materialogic provides documented receiving guidelines for best practices upstream with your vendors.

Documented Operations arrow
Turnaround Inventory Faster arrow
Scalable Process arrow
Documenting warehouse operations

Record and Track Your ASNs

Through InfoPlus, your purchase orders are recorded for every inbound delivery that you receive. Inventory is inspected, counted, weighed, UOM (unit of measure) verified and dimensions scanned to be used as an audit step at the time of order picking. Lot number or revision date can be tracked from a receipt at the warehouse to individual destination shipments.

Warehouse inventory

48 Hour Receiving

We work with your warehouse team to identify quick paths to pick and work from on your receiving dock. By automating your recording services, you’ll be able to ship to customers quicker and avoid delays caused by human error.

Materialogic forklift driver receiving things

Scale as You Grow

As your operation expands, so does your WMS. InfoPlus grows with your operations and continuously manages your inventory and accelerates your fulfillment, all while honing efficiency.

Get Reports on All Your Received Inventory with InfoPlus.

Infoplus gives you full visibility into your receiving process. By using FIFO basis as a default, you can monitor your inventory by lot number or revision date and track the receipt of individual items from arrival to destination.

Discover InfoPlus
Stacks of boxes

Materialogic is a top of the line 3PL partner that has always exceeded our expectations over the past 7 years. Our confidence in Materialogic has been instrumental in our ability to focus on what we do best, R&D, sales and marketing in our business. Materialogic employees are knowledgeable, friendly, and timely; they feel like a part of our company, and have been there for us in good times and bad. I highly recommend Materialogic.

Kevin D. | E-Commerce Business

Schedule a Discovery Call

Never lose track of a package on your receiving dock again. Reach out to us today to start taking steps toward better receiving solutions.

Get in Touch
cta-row-image

Warehouse Receiving FAQS

What is warehouse receiving?

Warehouse receiving is the process of accepting inbound shipments, verifying quantities and product conditions, documenting inventory, and preparing goods for storage or fulfillment. Effective receiving procedures help ensure inventory accuracy and operational efficiency.

Why is warehouse receiving important?

Warehouse receiving is the foundation of inventory accuracy. Errors during receiving can lead to inventory discrepancies, fulfillment delays, stockouts, and customer service issues throughout the supply chain.

What happens during the warehouse receiving process?

The receiving process typically includes appointment scheduling, unloading shipments, inspecting products for damage, verifying quantities against shipping documents, recording inventory, labeling products, and moving inventory into storage locations.

How does Materialogic ensure inventory accuracy during receiving?

Materialogic utilizes standardized receiving procedures, barcode scanning, inventory verification processes, and warehouse management technology to accurately record inventory and reduce receiving errors.

Can Materialogic handle specialized or regulated products during receiving?

Yes. Materialogic supports receiving processes for products that require specialized handling, traceability, documentation, compliance controls, or unique storage requirements.

What information can clients access after inventory is received?

Clients can gain visibility into received inventory, inventory levels, shipment status, and inventory movement through warehouse management systems and reporting tools that support informed supply chain decision-making.