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Can I store inventory at Amplifier?
Can I store inventory at Amplifier?
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Written by Amplifier
Updated over 2 months ago

Yes.

Before Sending

After Arrival

  • For every SKU you expect to ship the day following an in-stock order, Amplifier will have a location in the Picking area as a bin on a shelf or cases on a pallet.

  • The layout and method of storage of your inventory will be set up at Amplifier’s sole discretion to facilitate warehousing and fulfillment. 

  • While your storage pallets will likely start out entirely full, they will not remain so over time as Amplifier moves inventory from pallets in Storage to locations in Picking. 

  • Your future deliveries of inventory, though, will likely help to “top off” your existing pallet locations because Amplifier may stock more than one SKU on a given pallet.

  • Every pallet in our warehouse contains inventory from only one client.

  • If partial pallets or non-palletized cases of new inventory arrive, they will generally be added to existing pallets first, if possible. 

  • See "How Storage Fees Are Assessed" for more information on how Picking and Storage Locations work.

SKU Storage Charges

  • Like Storage, SKU Storage Fees are assessed daily and invoiced periodically.

  • The SKU Storage Fee is $1 per month for each SKU kept in storage at Amplifier. This service applies only to stocked-goods inventory, not On-Demand Products.

Long Term Storage

Amplifier is not a facility built to store non-moving or ultra low-velocity inventory.  In keeping with industry best practices, Amplifier performs an annual assessment of client inventory to identify excessive quantities of non-moving inventory. In such instances, you would have three options:

  • Ship the non-moving inventory to yourself

  • Ship the non-moving inventory to a different storage facility

  • leave it at Amplifier under a Long Term Storage Rate of 1.5x the Storage rate.

Fees

See the pricing page for current rates.

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