Procurement, Fulfilment and Multi-Site Logistics

Ninety per cent delivered on time is a good number until you learn the missing ten per cent is one branch that cannot open.

A rollout is not an average. It is a sequence, and the sequence is set by the site that can receive last. Sites in tier-2 and tier-3 towns with no power, no storeroom and nobody named to sign for a consignment are what turn a four-week rollout into a twelve-week one.

Get SECCOM to plan your real site sequence before the first consignment moves, at no cost. Which sites are ready, which are not, and what has to happen at each before a truck is worth sending.

What you get. A site-by-site delivery schedule with a named receiver against each site, a signed delivery record per consignment, and serial numbers mapped to the site they actually landed at. Where the order runs on GeM or against a rate contract, SECCOM works to those terms and produces the same record.

Where SECCOM stops. Site readiness, power, access, storage and a person to receive, remains yours. SECCOM tells you which sites are not ready before the truck leaves.