Why logistics and distribution companies choose managed IT
A warehouse depends on its network more than almost any office. Handheld scanners need Wi-Fi in every aisle, label printers need to print on demand and dispatch needs the internet all day.
When something breaks, the cost is immediate: missed trucks, late orders and staff standing around.
What we manage for logistics and distribution companies
- Warehouse Wi-Fi designed for scanners and mobile devices
- Label printer and workstation support
- ERP and WMS servers: hardware, backups, network and user access
- Internet failover for dispatch and cloud systems
- Separation between warehouse devices and the office network
- Monitoring that spots failing equipment early
Working with your software vendors
We keep the systems behind your warehouse management and ERP systems, scanners, label printers and dispatch tools running, and we work directly with your vendors when a problem sits between their software and your systems.
We handle
- Warehouse and office networks
- Access points, switches and firewalls
- Workstations and label printers
- Server backups and user access
Your vendor handles
- WMS and ERP application support
- Scanner application software
- Carrier and telematics platforms
Security and compliance
For most distributors the biggest risk is downtime. Monitored networks, backups and internet failover keep shipping moving, and separating warehouse devices from office systems limits the damage if one is compromised.
Onboarding
Before support begins, we review the systems around your warehouse management and ERP systems, scanners, label printers and dispatch tools, list every admin account and backup, and plan fixes for anything risky. The office keeps working while we do it.
Pricing
For logistics and distribution companies, each person with an account is one user fee, each computer we manage is one workstation fee, and servers and the network are priced on their own lines. A conference room PC or a warehouse scanner station is a workstation, even if no one owns it. Longer agreements keep the price steady and give us room to fix root causes instead of symptoms.