Supply Chain Management

Supply Chain Management — from purchase order to final delivery

End-to-end supply chain control across sourcing, vendors, freight, warehousing, and distribution — with a single team orchestrating every milestone and exception.

Multi-origin supply chainsVendor & PO managementIntegrated logistics & warehousing

Making your supply chain predictable

As sourcing spreads across multiple countries, factories and vendors, supply chains become harder to control. Delays at origin, missed documentation, and poor visibility can easily cascade into stockouts or excess inventory.

Freight Ways Logisticss designs and operates supply chain programs that connect your purchase orders, vendors, freight, warehousing, and distribution into a single managed flow. Our teams coordinate every stakeholder — so your customers never see the complexity behind the scenes.

Why partner with us for supply chain management?

Single point of accountability

One team managing vendors, carriers, warehouses, and last-mile partners.

End-to-end visibility

PO-level tracking from order placement to final delivery — not just at shipment level.

Inventory & flow optimization

Align inbound flow with demand, promotions, and safety stock strategies.

Process-driven operations

Standard operating procedures, SLAs and KPIs baked into daily execution.

What our supply chain management covers

We combine planning, execution, and continuous improvement into one managed solution.

Vendor & PO management

Onboarding, compliance checks, PO release, confirmation and follow-up with your vendors.

  • PO tracking
  • Vendor reminders
  • Readiness monitoring

Origin control & consolidation

Coordinating pick-ups, consolidation, CFS operations, and quality checks at origin.

  • CFS / warehouse control
  • Labelling & rework
  • Multi-supplier consolidation

Multi-modal freight coordination

Air, ocean, road and intermodal options aligned with product priority and cost targets.

  • Mode mix strategy
  • Lane-level planning
  • Exception re-routing

Customs & compliance framework

Standardized documentation, HS classification guidance, and local compliance alignment.

  • Documentation templates
  • Regulatory checks
  • Country-specific playbooks

Warehousing & distribution

Inbound receiving, storage, order fulfilment and outbound distribution to B2B or B2C customers.

  • DC operations
  • E-commerce fulfilment
  • Store / dealer replenishment

Control tower & analytics

Central team monitoring KPIs, exceptions and continuous improvement opportunities.

  • Dashboard visibility
  • SLA & KPI reviews
  • Root-cause analysis

How our supply chain management program runs

A structured implementation and daily operating rhythm that brings all partners into one aligned workflow.

1

Discovery & baseline

Map current flows, lanes, vendors, volumes, and bottlenecks.

2

Solution design

Define operating model, SLAs, KPIs, and technology / reporting setup.

3

Onboarding & playbooks

Align vendors, carriers, and internal teams onto standard processes.

4

Go-live & stabilization

Start controlled operations with close monitoring and rapid adjustments.

5

Steady-state operations

Daily execution, exception handling, and performance reporting.

6

Continuous improvement

Quarterly reviews to optimize cost, service and inventory performance.

Where our SCM model fits best

We design programs for businesses where supply chain reliability directly impacts revenue, customer experience, and working capital.

Fashion & Lifestyle
E-commerce & D2C
Electronics
Automotive & spares
Industrial & MRO
Retail & FMCG

What we typically improve

On-time availability

↑ 10–25%

Better alignment between inbound flow and demand at DCs and stores.

Logistics cost per unit

↓ 5–15%

Optimized mode mix, consolidation, and better utilization of capacity.

Inventory days

↓ 10–20%

Faster turns through improved planning and more predictable transit.

Frequently asked questions

Do you replace our internal supply chain team?

Not necessarily. We can either act as your extended execution arm or provide a fully managed program — depending on your internal structure.

What data do you need to get started?

Typical inputs include vendor lists, current lanes and volumes, lead times, DC locations, service levels, and any existing SOPs.

How long does it take to implement an SCM program?

For a focused region or business unit, we can typically design and launch within a few weeks. For global programs, implementation is phased by region and product.

Can you integrate with our ERP or WMS?

Yes. We can work via reports, APIs, or file-based integrations depending on your systems landscape.

Ready to professionalize your supply chain?

Share your current challenges and footprint — we’ll outline a tailored supply chain management program.