Receiving & Inventory
Receive stock, organize inventory and complete system putaway against the 48-hour warehouse processing target.
ANL’s self-operated U.S. warehouses target 24-hour devanning, 36-hour sorting and palletizing, and 48-hour system putaway. Add inventory storage, labeling, repacking, B2B distribution or individual-order fulfillment.

Our warehouse services cover receiving, inventory management, storage, cargo preparation and order fulfillment. We help importers prepare bulk freight, retail replenishment and individual orders for dispatch, with the facility and workflow selected for the cargo.
Container unloading target following warehouse arrival.
Warehouse processing target for separating cargo and preparing pallets.
Target for completing the warehouse inventory putaway milestone.
Receive stock, organize inventory and complete system putaway against the 48-hour warehouse processing target.
Replace labels, adjust packaging, photograph cargo and inspect returned items before the next storage or dispatch instruction.
Prepare individual orders and replenishment, with medium- and large-item fulfillment capacity of 3,000+ orders per day.
Release orders through parcel collection, ANL trucking, LTL / FTL or marketplace pickup, with carrier handoff matched to the warehouse workflow.
Bridge the gap between arrival and an agreed outbound move.
Hold project freight around a staged release or receiving schedule.
Review packaging, quantity and storage requirements for the selected location.
Prepare release groups for the next agreed transport handoff.
Medium- and large-item fulfillment capacity of 3,000+ orders per day supports picking, packing and carrier handoff.
Add label replacement, packaging adjustments, cargo photography and returns inspection to the warehouse workflow.
Prepare bulk outbound shipments, retail replenishment orders, Amazon FBA shipments, and direct-to-consumer orders for fulfillment from warehouse inventory.
Position inventory across Southern California, New Jersey and Savannah, then release by order, destination or project phase.
From receiving and inventory records to order preparation and outbound dispatch.
Review inbound freight and receiving instructions.
Record incoming inventory and organize it by product, order or destination.
Store inventory and track quantities for upcoming orders and scheduled releases.
Confirm quantities, destinations and readiness for dispatch.
Connect the release with the required transport.
Confirm cargo acceptance, available space and the required release arrangement at the selected warehouse.
Share quantities, packed dimensions, weight, arrival date, storage period and expected release frequency.