B2B & wholesale

BIG ORDERS.
THE RIGHT DETAILS.

Carton and pallet preparation for retailers, distributors and business customers. Plan for the way each destination receives its stock.

B2B & wholesale

Different channels.
Different order rules.

A retail purchase order can involve case quantities, buyer labels, documents and delivery arrangements that do not apply to a consumer parcel.

CSG supports B2B order preparation and distribution coordination, including carton and pallet dispatch. We assess the mix of goods, destinations and retailer requirements before confirming the handling scope.

If your stock also serves ecommerce orders, tell us how inventory is allocated between channels. Case packs, bundles and single-unit picks should be clearly identified so the fulfilment plan reflects the work involved.

Make the receiving
requirements visible.

  • Cartons and case packs

    Define whether an order is picked as individual units, sealed cases or full cartons, and how part-cases are handled.

  • Pallet build and preparation

    Confirm pallet dimensions, stacking, wrapping, labelling and any separation required within mixed orders.

  • Dispatch and carrier coordination

    Identify destinations, booking requirements, available receiving facilities and any time-sensitive constraints.

  • Stock and order records

    Agree the references needed to connect your purchase orders, warehouse movements and dispatch records.

Price the complete
handling requirement.

Order preparation and freight are separate parts of the cost. Palletising, labels, wrapping or additional labour may apply where those services are requested. Your quote should make each selected stage clear.

Understand the cost components

Planning several channels?

Use the detailed questionnaire to describe B2C and B2B volumes, order formats and destinations. You can explain a mixed operation before choosing the final commercial model.

Start the fulfilment questionnaire

Your next move

Bring the ambition.
Let’s plan the operation.

Build your fulfilment brief