Most growing businesses reach the point where logistics stops being a side task and starts being a department - one they never meant to build. Brandmax 3PL takes that function over: inbound freight and clearance, warehousing, stock management, order fulfilment and outbound distribution, run as a single managed service under agreed service levels.
A 3PL arrangement starts with your reality: what you sell, where it comes from, who it goes to and what 'on time' actually means for your customers. From there we design the operating model - dedicated or shared warehousing, transport mix, reporting cadence - and run it with named contacts, defined KPIs and regular service reviews.
The value is focus and accountability. Instead of managing a clearing agent, a warehouse, two transporters and a courier separately, you hold one contract, one service review and one number to call when something needs fixing.
What is included
- Managed inbound freight, clearance and receiving
- Dedicated or shared warehouse operations
- Order management, fulfilment and distribution programmes
- Defined SLAs, KPIs and monthly reporting
- Named account coordinator and escalation path
- Continuous improvement and cost reviews
How it works
Understand the operation
We map your inbound flows, stock profile, order patterns and service expectations.
Design the service
A proposed operating model with costs, responsibilities, KPIs and reporting defined in writing.
Transition and run
The service goes live with a named coordinator; existing flows are migrated without interrupting supply.
Review and improve
Regular performance reviews track the KPIs and find the next cost or service improvement.
Frequently asked questions
What does a 3PL contract typically cover?
Commonly inbound freight and clearance, warehousing, order fulfilment and distribution - but the scope is designed around your operation, not a fixed menu.
Can you take over an existing operation?
Yes - we regularly absorb existing flows, stock and even staff arrangements. Transition is planned so supply never interrupts.
How is a 3PL charged?
Typically a mix of fixed management costs and per-activity charges - storage per pallet, picking per order, transport per delivery - agreed up front in the service schedule.