Sortation: Precision for Retailers, Parcel Carriers and 3PLs

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What You Can Build

Carton level sorting for stores, malls and end consumers
Parcel level accuracy across mixed flows
Predictable linehaul and final mile planning

How Warp Helps

Cross dock consolidation and intelligent routing
Right sized vehicles and predictable windows
Carton and parcel level scan events across the full journey

Impact

Higher load utilization
Better on time performance
Lower damage rates
Cleaner handoffs for carriers and more predictable downstream planning

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Sortation: Precision for Retailers, Parcel Carriers and 3PLs

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Picture This

This is the replenishment network transportation leaders would build if they had the tools, visibility and network control.

Deliveries always arrive in consistent two-hour windows aligned with store traffic and labor plans.

Trailers arrive full, intelligently pooled across regions and stores.

Every SKU moves according to actual demand, not carrier convenience.

Shelves stay full.

Store teams always know when freight is coming and how it’s sequenced.

Merchandising happens on time.

No fire drills. No surprises. No erosion of margin at the last mile.

Warp gives you exactly that, not in theory, in daily execution.

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Cost of Operating

Once the ideal is clear, the gap becomes unavoidable.

Revenue Loss

Stockouts at peak hours lead to immediate lost sales
New product launches fail when freight arrives late
Seasonal inventory misses its window
Stores lose conversion and loyalty without ever knowing why

Margin Leakage

Emergency shipments costing two to five times normal
Low load utilization drives cost per store through the roof
Over-ordering to compensate for variability
Markdowns when delayed inventory arrives too late to sell at full price

Operational Instability

Store managers reshuffle labor daily
Crews unload at unpredictable hours
Planograms and resets fall behind schedule
Backrooms congest, slowing productivity

Customer Experience Breakdowns

Empty shelves
Slow replenishment during store hours
Stressed staff
Inconsistent stocking routines
Lower NPS and repeat purchase rate

What Warp Allows Transportation Leaders to Build

Warp is not “a carrier”, it is the infrastructure and intelligence layer for designing the replenishment flow you want, not the one your carriers limit you to.

A Repeatable, Predictable Store Delivery Rhythm

You choose the cadence.
You choose the windows.
Warp executes precisely, week after week.

This alone stabilizes store labor and protects customer experience.

Intelligent Multi-Store Consolidation

Warp pools store volume based on:

SKU Velocity
Demand Curves
Store Priority
Regional Clustering
Backroom constraints

Result:

Fewer trucks
Lower cost-to-serve
Faster sell-through
Far fewer emergency shipments

A Retail-Tuned Middle Mile

Warp’s national cross-dock network enables:

Pulsed Replenishment Cycles
Fast Regional Redirects
Optimized Routing to Stores
Matching the right vehicle class to each store

This reduces touches, transit time, and unpredictability.

Carton-Level Visibility

Every carton is scanned from origin to store door.

This lets transportation leaders:

diagnose root causes
eliminate stockout patterns
ensure planograms are supplied
tune replenishment cadence
protect the customer journey

Visibility is the foundation of predictability.

The ROI: When Replenishment
Behaves Like a System

Transportation leaders care about outcomes that shift the retail P&L. Warp delivers:

Revenue Impact

15%

25%

fewer stockouts

Higher conversion on high-velocity SKUs
Stronger seasonal and promotional performance
Consistent shelf conditions across stores

Operational Impact

97%+

on-time windows

Predictable unloading
Cleaner store operations
Faster merchandising execution

Cost Impact

18%

30%

reduction in cost-to-serve

35%

50%

higher load utilization

Reduction in emergency shipments
Lower store labor disruption

This is not incremental improvement.
It is a redesigned system with a measurable financial impact.

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How Warp Helps Transportation Leader
Re-Engineer Replenishment

Transportation leaders care about outcomes that shift the retail P&L. Warp delivers:

System Mapping

This lets transportation leaders:

diagnose root causes
eliminate stockout patterns
ensure planograms are supplied
tune replenishment cadence
protect the customer journey

You get a blueprint of your true replenishment flow.

System Redesign

We co-architect:

pooling strategy
delivery cadence
vehicle matching
routing logic
store sequencing
cross-dock rules

You design the network. Warp executes it.

Precision Execution

carton-level scans
predictable waves
automated exceptions
root-cause analysis
monthly iteration cycles

This is replenishment with engineering discipline.

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Why Transportation Leaders Choose Warp

Warp is how transportation teams turn replenishment into a competitive advantage.

Control over cadence, windows and routing

Stability that protects customer experience

Visibility that drives continuous improvement

Flexibility to scale SKUs, stores and regions

Execution quality that retailers can count on

Financial impact that transportation leaders can quantify

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Share your store flow and SKU data.

We’ll model the opportunity and redesign your replenishment system for precision and performance.

You'll receive

a cost-to-serve improvement plan

a redesigned replenishment blueprint

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Sortation: Precision for Retailers, Parcel Carriers and 3PLs

Imagine a sortation system that gives every shipment the accuracy of a warehouse conveyor and the flexibility of a national transportation network.

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The Utopia of True Pool Distribution

Transportation teams have always wanted this:

Full trailers moving between DCs and metros

Smart consolidation across regions, SKUs and shippers

Stop patterns that protect cost-per-stop

Minimal dead-haul

Predictable multi-stop routes

Visibility across every mile and every handoff

A system that flexes with demand

Freight that behaves like a coordinated network, not a collection of random shipments

This design has always been clear.

The problem: carriers were never built to execute it. Warp is.

The Cost of NOT Pooling

For retailers doing no pooling today, this is the quiet P&L drain:

Revenue Loss

Stockouts at peak hours lead to immediate lost sales
New product launches fail when freight arrives late
Seasonal inventory misses its window
Stores lose conversion and loyalty without ever knowing why

Margin Leakage

Emergency shipments costing two to five times normal
Low load utilization drives cost per store through the roof
Over-ordering to compensate for variability
Markdowns when delayed inventory arrives too late to sell at full price

Operational Instability

Store managers reshuffle labor daily
Crews unload at unpredictable hours
Planograms and resets fall behind schedule
Backrooms congest, slowing productivity

Customer Experience Breakdowns

Empty shelves
Slow replenishment during store hours
Stressed staff
Inconsistent stocking routines
Lower NPS and repeat purchase rate

The Cost of Legacy Pooling

Even when retailers think they’re pooling, they’re usually not.

Static routing tables

Manual consolidation

Carrier-by-carrier logic

No cross-shipper optimization

Poor scan visibility

Slow exception detection

Dead-haul baked into the model

Limited ability to evolve

All of that means:

You get the price of pooling with none of the value.

Warp Pool Distribution: Engineered, Dynamic, Multi-Shipper Pooling

Warp gives transportation leaders the actual pooling engine they’ve always wanted, not the marketing version.

True Multi-Shipper Volume Pooling

We pool freight across retailers, 3PLs, CPGs and metros in real time not on spreadsheets.

This is how you unlock:

1

fuller trailers
fewer routes
lower cost-per-stop
lower cost-per-mile

Data-Driven Routing for Multi-Stop Freight

This is how you unlock:

Warp pools store volume based on:

SKU Velocity
Demand Curves
Store Priority
Regional Clustering
Backroom constraints

Result:

Fewer trucks
Lower cost-to-serve
Faster sell-through
Far fewer emergency shipments

2 A Retail-Tuned Middle Mile

3

Warp’s national cross-dock network enables:

Pulsed Replenishment Cycles
Fast Regional Redirects
Optimized Routing to Stores
Matching the right vehicle class to each store

This reduces touches, transit time, and unpredictability.

Carton-Level Visibility

Every carton is scanned from origin to store door.

4

This lets transportation leaders:

diagnose root causes
eliminate stockout patterns
ensure planograms are supplied
tune replenishment cadence
protect the customer journey

Visibility is the foundation of predictability.

Outcomes That Transportation Leaders Care About

Transportation leaders care about outcomes that shift the retail P&L. Warp delivers:

Cost Impact

15%

25%

fewer stockouts

Higher conversion on high-velocity SKUs
Stronger seasonal and promotional performance
Consistent shelf conditions across stores

Speed & Efficiency

97%+

on-time windows

Predictable unloading
Cleaner store operations
Faster merchandising execution

Visibility & Stability

18%

30%

reduction in cost-to-serve

35%

50%

higher load utilization

Reduction in emergency shipments
Lower store labor disruption

This is not incremental improvement.
It is a redesigned system with a measurable financial impact.

How Warp Helps Transportation Leader
Re-Engineer Replenishment

Transportation leaders care about outcomes that shift the retail P&L. Warp delivers:

System Mapping

This lets transportation leaders:

diagnose root causes
eliminate stockout patterns
ensure planograms are supplied
tune replenishment cadence
protect the customer journey

You get a blueprint of your true replenishment flow.

System Redesign

We co-architect:

pooling strategy
delivery cadence
vehicle matching
routing logic
store sequencing
cross-dock rules

You design the network. Warp executes it.

Precision Execution

carton-level scans
predictable waves
automated exceptions
root-cause analysis
monthly iteration cycles

This is replenishment with engineering discipline.

Why Transportation Leaders Choose Warp

Warp is how transportation teams turn replenishment into a competitive advantage.

Control over cadence, windows and routing

Stability that protects customer experience

Visibility that drives continuous improvement

Flexibility to scale SKUs, stores and regions

Execution quality that retailers can count on

Financial impact that transportation leaders can quantify

Get Started Today

Share your store flow and SKU data.

We’ll model the opportunity and redesign your replenishment system for precision and performance.

You'll receive

a cost-to-serve improvement plan

a redesigned replenishment blueprint

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Sortation: Precision for Retailers, Parcel Carriers and 3PLs

Imagine a sortation system that gives every shipment the accuracy of a warehouse conveyor and the flexibility of a national transportation network.

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The Idea: Ship Fewer Zones, Not Fewer Parcels

Transportation teams have always wanted this: inject consolidated volume close to the customer, then hand off to last-mile carriers at the optimal entry point. Fuller linehauls. Fewer touches. Faster, cheaper final mile.

The concept was always clear.
The problem: legacy carriers weren’t built to execute it dynamically. Warp is.

The Cost of Not Zone-Skipping

Doing nothing isn’t neutral, it’s expensive.

You pay zone-based parcel rates end-to-end, ride every zone tax across the map, and watch cost-per-order creep up as you scale.

Result: underfilled linehauls, unpredictable delivery promises,
and a P&L that absorbs distance instead of removing it.

Legacy “Zone Skipping” Isn’t Skipping Much

Static routings. Manual spreadsheets. Single-carrier logic. No metro flexibility.

You buy the idea, but get the price without the value: pallets to the wrong injection points, slow exception detection, and no way to re-sequence when demand shifts.

Warp Zone Skipping: Engineered Linehaul, Smart Metro Injection

Real Multi-Shipper Consolidation

We pool compatible parcel volume across retailers/3PLs/CPGs to fill linehauls into the right destination metros, in real time, not in week-old routing tables.

1 Data-Driven Metro Selection

Our engine chooses the best entry point by lane, service level, carrier mix, and cut-off: demand-based injection • proactive reassignments • low dead-haul routing • SLA-aware handoffs.

2 End-to-End Control Layer

3

Origin DC/FC → cross-dock → linehaul → destination metro injection → final mile

One network. One system. One set of receipts. No blindspots.

Outcomes That Matter

Cost

Fewer zones paid per parcel
Lower cost-per-order through pooled linehauls
Smaller spend variance by lane and carrier

Speed & Experience

Faster metro transits and earlier carrier scans
Predictable Day-Definite promises (and fewer misses)
Cleaner cut-off management for same-day/next-day entries

Stability & Visibility

99% tracking coverage across linehaul and last mile
Real-time exception alerts at injection and first scan
Benchmarks by metro, carrier, and service level

ESG

Fewer trucks, fewer miles, fewer emissions, without sacrificing speed

Warp’s zone skipping isn’t a discount. It’s a better network shape.

How It Works (Simple 3-Step Flow)

Onboard & Map

We ingest lanes, order density, service tiers, and carrier constraints. We model pooled linehauls and metro options, then lock a baseline for cost and transit.

Consolidate & Inject

Shared trailers. Dynamic cut-off orchestration. Injection point selection that shifts with demand and SLA.

Monitor & Scale

Live dashboards. Weekly benchmarks. Continuous re-sequencing of metros, carriers, and cut-offs as volume moves.

**Why Warp Outperforms One‑Off and Legacy LTL**

Touches

High

Medium‑High

Low

Cost‑per‑shipment

High

Medium‑High

Lowest

Transit predictability

Variable

Day‑definite

Visibility

Low

Limited

Full tracking

Accessorial control

Reactive

Manual

Data‑driven

Flexibility

None

Low

High

Multi‑shipper pooling

No

Weak

Real

Sustainability

Poor

Strong improvements

Ideal Fit

Zone Skipping with Warp is perfect for teams that ship regional or national parcel from 1–5 origin DCs/FCs, need consistent Day-Definite performance, want to lower cost-per-order without downgrading service, and care about reducing empty miles across the middle mile.

Sortation: Precision for Retailers, Parcel Carriers and 3PLs

Imagine a sortation system that gives every shipment the accuracy of a warehouse conveyor and the flexibility of a national transportation network.

This is the inbound network retailers would build if they weren’t limited by vendors and carriers. Warp is.

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The Utopia of True Inbound Orchestration

Supply & transportation teams have always wanted this:

Multi‑vendor pickups that actually fill trailers by lane, cube and delivery date

PO merge‑in‑transit so receiving touches each item once

Zone‑skip injections to DC/RDC that bypass slow hubs

Day‑definite appointments vendors can hit, and you can trust

Pre‑validated ASNs and labels to speed receiving and cut errors

Live visibility from vendor dock to DC door and yard

A system that flexes with promos, seasonality and vendor readiness

Inbound that behaves like one network, not a thousand one‑off shipments

This design has always been clear.

The problem: a thousand vendors and a dozen carriers were never built to behave like one network. Warp is.

The Cost of NOT Consolidating

When every vendor ships alone, here’s the quiet P&L drain:

Underfilled linehauls & redundant routes → paying to move air

Dock congestion & dwell from scattered, late, or unplanned arrivals

Split receipts & extra touches → higher labor and errors

Appointment misses & surprise accessorials (notify, limited access, liftgate)

Reconciliation chaos: mismatched ASNs, relabeling, chargebacks without proof

Inventory latency: slow dock‑to‑stock, stockouts and expediting

More trucks, more miles, more emissions

Doing nothing is not neutral, it’s expensive.

The Cost of Legacy Inbound “Consolidation”

Even when it looks coordinated, it usually isn’t:

Static milk runs and spreadsheet routing calendars

Carrier‑by‑carrier logic, no cross‑vendor pooling

Email/phone appointments and paper POD

Scan gaps between vendor dock, yard, and receiving

No PO‑aware load planning or merge‑in‑transit

Limited ability to evolve lanes or score vendor compliance

Net: you pay the price of “consolidation” with none of the value.

Warp Inbound Vendor Consolidation: Engineered, Dynamic, Multi‑Vendor

Warp gives supply and transportation leaders the inbound engine they actually wanted, not the brochure version.

Real Multi‑Vendor Pooling & PO‑Aware Loads

We pool freight across vendors, lanes, dates and metros in real time, not on spreadsheets.
‍Unlock: fuller trailers, fewer receipts, lower cost‑per‑PO and cost‑per‑case.

1 Zone‑Skip & Direct DC/RDC Injection

Bypass non‑value‑add terminals. Inject where it reduces dwell, miles and damages.
‍Result: faster, cleaner, more predictable arrivals.

2 Data‑Driven Appointments, Yard & Dock Scheduling

3

Appointments vendors can self‑book within guardrails, synchronized to yard slots and dock doors.
‍Outcome: fewer surprises, smoother labor, shorter dwell.

Data‑Driven Appointments, Yard & Dock Scheduling

3

PO/ASN validation · digital BOL & photos · label checks · exception playbooks · chargeback‑ready audit trails. Fewer errors. Faster receiving. Cleaner reconciliation.

Outcomes Leaders Care About

Cost & Efficiency

↓ Cost‑per‑PO: up to 15–30% reduction on pooled inbound lanes
↓ Trucks to your DC: fewer vendor‑solo moves; higher cube utilization

Speed & Predictability

↓ Dock‑to‑stock time via PO merge‑in‑transit and pre‑validated ASNs
↑ Appointment adherence and lower dwell with yard/dock orchestration

Quality & Labor

↓ Touches & relabeling → fewer errors and claims
Smoother receiving labor with leveled arrivals

Visibility & Control

Door‑to‑door tracking (vendor dock → yard → door) and proactive exceptions
Vendor scorecards that drive real behavior change

Sustainability

Fewer trucks and miles via consolidation and bypass → lower emissions

Results vary by vendor mix, lane density and service levels; we baseline your network first.

How It Works (Simple 3-Step Flow)

Onboard & Analyze

Load vendors, POs, lanes, dims/weights and service windows. Map overlap, pooling opportunities, zone‑skip candidates and compliance gaps. Set your cost‑per‑PO and dock‑to‑stock baselines.

Consolidate & Orchestrate

Build multi‑vendor pickups and PO‑aware load plans. Schedule appointments within guardrails; align yard slots and dock doors. Minimize touches and dead‑haul; validate ASNs and labels upstream.

Monitor & Scale

Real‑time control tower, vendor scorecards and weekly benchmarks. Exception automation and continuous tuning; expand to new vendors, lanes and DCs.

Warp treats inbound like a living system, not a calendar of truck arrivals

Why Warp Outperforms Zero‑Inbound & Legacy Consolidation

Trailer utilization

Low

Medium

High

Cost‑per‑PO

High

Medium‑High

Lowest

Dock‑to‑stock

Slow

Variable

Fast & predictable

Dwell & yard congestion

High

Medium

Low

PO/ASN compliance

Low

Medium

High

Visibility

Low

Limited

Full tracking

Flexibility

None

Low

High

Sustainability

Poor

Strong improvements

Warp isn’t “another consolidator.”
It’s the platform that finally makes inbound vendors behave like one network.

Ideal Fit

Warp Inbound Vendor Consolidation is perfect for teams that:

Manage dozens to thousands of vendors shipping to DCs/RDCs/FCs

Want predictable cost‑per‑PO and fewer inbound trucks

Need shorter dock‑to‑stock and smoother receiving labor

Wrestle with ASN/label issues, chargebacks, and appointment misses

Care about inventory latency, on‑time in‑full, and emissions

Need an engine that scales with promos and seasonality

Great for categories:
‍retail & eCom, CPG, home goods, appliances, building materials, industrial supplies.

Service model:
‍collect programs, prepaid‑to‑collect conversion, VMI, merge‑in‑transit to DC/RDC.

Sortation: Precision for Retailers, Parcel Carriers and 3PLs

Imagine a sortation system that gives every shipment the accuracy of a warehouse conveyor and the flexibility of a national transportation network.

This is how zone skipping would work if it were engineered, not improvised.

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The Status Quo

E‑commerce brands try to zone skip with standard LTL or with help from the parcel carrier they want to inject into, and hit walls:

Without sufficient daily truckload volume, zone skipping becomes prohibitively expensive.

LTL and parcel shipments often leave the same DCs/FCs separately, creating delays, higher costs, and damages.

Challenges & Pain Points

High per‑box shipping costs for small‑volume zone skips

Delays from multiple sortation centers and terminal touches; increased damages from extra handoffs

Difficulty scaling reliable delivery across consumer and B2B channels

Doing nothing isn’t neutral, it’s expensive.

The Cost of Not Flow‑Skipping

Slower deliveries and higher effective zone costs

More damages from excess handling points

Lost revenue from poor customer experience

Cost of inaction = leaking margin + weaker conversion.

Why Legacy “Zone Skipping” Falls Short

Even when teams think they’re skipping zones, they usually aren’t:

Static routings and single‑carrier logic

Separate LTL and parcel moves that add touches

No dynamic way to consolidate small daily volumes

Result: You pay for the idea without getting the value.

FlowSkip by Warp: Engineered LTL + Parcel Orchestration

Warp combines LTL and parcel on the same truck, creating a zone skip that bypasses sort centers and terminals for faster, safer, more reliable delivery.

Multi‑Mode on One Truck

Parcel loaded at the front, LTL at the back; unified outbound linehaul that fills efficiently and reduces touches.

1 Smart Network Moves

Direct linehaul to a Warp cross‑dock; LTL delivers same/next‑day while parcels inject directly into the carrier’s metro sort centers.

2 Predictable Control Layer

3

Data‑driven routing, real‑time shipment visibility, and inventory repositioning between FCs/DCs to consolidate volume and cut costs.

Outcomes That Operators Care About

Core Value

Faster shipping, lower costs, fewer damages
Tighter control and happier customers
Tighter control and happier customers

Technology Edge

Integrated LTL + parcel routing
Predictive consolidation and cross‑dock optimization
Real‑time visibility across the flow

ROI You Can Model

Even when teams think they’re skipping zones, they usually aren’t:

Reduced shipping costs: Combining LTL + parcel can lower per‑box costs by 10–25%

Faster delivery → higher revenue: Reliable same/next‑day improves conversion and repeat purchases

Damage reduction savings: Fewer handling points decrease claims and returns

Operational savings: Predictable routing and flows reduce labor and admin time

Scalable ROI: Even smaller daily volumes achieve cost‑per‑unit improvements, making zone skipping accessible

How It Works (Simple 3-Step Flow)

Load & Launch

Parcel at the front, LTL at the back
Tighter control and happier customers

Consolidate & Orchestrate

Direct linehaul to a Warp cross‑dock
LTL delivers same/next‑day
Parcels inject into destination carrier hubs closest to the customer

Monitor & Scale

Real‑time tracking and exception alerts
Weekly benchmarks and continuous optimization
Inventory repositioning between FCs/DCs as needed

Why FlowSkip vs. Alternatives

Per‑box shipping cost

High

Medium‑High

Lowest

Per‑box shipping cost

Touches/handling

Many

Fewer

Per‑box shipping cost

Linehaul fill

Low

Medium

High

Per‑box shipping cost

Speed to metro

Slow

Variable

Fast

Per‑box shipping cost

Reliability

Low

Variable

High

Per‑box shipping cost

Visibility

Fragmented

Partial

End‑to‑end

Case Study: Turning Distance Into Advantage

Situation

A fast‑shipping e‑commerce brand shipped parcel and LTL separately. Parcels bogged down in national sort centers; LTL delays caused costly fulfillment gaps in California and Texas.

Pain Points

2–3 day parcel delays in Tier‑1 markets

$85K in annual LTL damage claims

Inventory planning skewed by variable delivery times

Carrier SLA compliance below 90%

What Warp Did

Consolidated LTL + parcel pickups into unified outbound linehauls. LTL dropped at Warp cross‑docks; parcels injected into final‑mile carrier hubs closest to the customer — bypassing national networks entirely.

29% savings per outbound shipment

Parcels 1.8 days faster on average

41% fewer damage claims

+9.5% AOV in key metro markets

SLA compliance up to 98.4%

Ideal Fit

FlowSkip is perfect if you:

Run both consumer and B2B volume from shared DCs/FCs

Want reliable Day‑Definite performance without paying for every zone

Need cost‑per‑order improvements at small or mid‑scale volumes

Care about reducing touches, damages, and empty miles

Sortation: Precision for Retailers, Parcel Carriers and 3PLs

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The Utopia of True Big & Bulky Orchestration

Transportation and CX teams have always wanted this:

Full cube across DCs, cross‑docks and metros

Two‑person crews sequenced for skill and geography

Customer‑chosen 2–4 hour windows, promised and kept

Minimal dead‑haul between injections and routes

Predictable multi‑stop routes with low dwell

Visibility across every mile, crew and handoff

A system that flexes with promos and seasonality

Delivery that behaves like a coordinated network, not a chain of one‑off jobs

This design has always been clear.

The problem: legacy white‑glove networks weren’t built to execute it. Warp is.

The Cost of NOT Engineering Big & Bulky

For teams doing no orchestration today, this is the quiet P&L drain:

First‑attempt failures → second trucks, second crews, angry customers

High damage rates and costly claims

All‑day windows that drive WISMO calls and no‑shows

Under‑utilized cube → paying for air

Redundant routes and overlapping service areas

Fragmented accessorials that pile on cost

More trucks, more empty miles, more emissions

Zero orchestration = zero efficiency. Doing nothing is not neutral, it’s expensive.

The Cost of Legacy Big & Bulky

Even when it looks like “pooling,” it usually isn’t.

Static zone tables, manual scheduling and phone tag

Contractor‑by‑contractor logic

No cross‑shipper optimization or dimension‑aware co‑loads

Poor scan visibility and paper POD

Slow exception detection and reschedules

Dead‑haul baked into the model

Limited ability to evolve

Net: you pay the price of “white‑glove” with none of the value.

Warp Big & Bulky: Engineered, Dynamic, Multi‑Shipper Orchestration

Warp gives ops and CX leaders the big‑and‑bulky engine they actually wanted, not the brochure version.

Dimension‑Aware Multi‑Shipper Pooling

We pool oversized freight across retailers, 3PLs, brands and metros in real time, not on spreadsheets.
‍Unlock: fuller trailers, fewer routes, lower cost‑per‑stop and cost‑per‑mile.

1 Data‑Driven Appointment & Routing (Two‑Person Crews)

Every window, every sequence, every mile optimized by Warp’s engine:
‍tight 2–4 hr windows · crew skill matching · proactive exceptions · dynamic reassignments · low dead‑haul routing

2 Full End‑to‑End Control

3

DC → cross‑dock → metro → threshold / room‑of‑choice / white‑glove → returns & haul‑away loops
One network. One system. One control layer. No gaps. No blind spots. No manual stitching.

Proof, Care & Experience

3

Photo + signature POD · serial capture · carton condition · site constraints & narrow‑access flags
Damage‑aware handling rules and checklists baked in.

Outcomes That Transportation & CX Leaders Care About

Cost Impact

Up to 22–30% reduction in cost‑per‑stop on big‑&‑bulky lanes
Fewer trucks needed for the same volume; higher cube utilization

First‑Attempt Success & Speed

Fewer reattempts with tight windows and pre‑site checks
40% faster metro transits via optimized injections

Visibility & Stability

99% tracking coverage with real‑time exception alerts
Predictable multi‑stop performance and cleaner handoffs

Damage & Experience

Lower damage rates via co‑load logic and handling standards
Room‑of‑choice and white‑glove done right, with photo proof

ESG & Sustainability

~35% fewer trucks → lower emissions
Consolidation = fewer miles, less waste

How It Works (Simple 3-Step Flow)

Onboard & Analyze

We ingest lanes, volumes and SKU dimensions/weights.
We map service levels (threshold → white‑glove), identify overlap, build pooled lanes, and set your cost‑per‑stop baseline.

Consolidate & Orchestrate

Shared trailers and metro injections optimized.
Dynamic windowing, two‑person crew scheduling, damage‑aware co‑loads.
Dead‑haul minimized, exceptions handled proactively.

Monitor & Scale

Real‑time dashboards and weekly benchmarks.
Continuous optimization and expansion to new lanes, stores and metros.

Why Warp Outperforms Zero‑Orchestration & Legacy White‑Glove

Cube utilization

Low

Medium

High

Cost‑per‑stop

High

Medium‑High

Lowest

Appointment windows

All‑day

Fixed

Accurate 2–4 hr

First‑attempt success

Low

Medium

High

Damage rate

High

Medium

Low

Visibility

Low

Limited

Full tracking

Flexibility

None

Low

High

Multi‑shipper pooling

No

Weak

Real

Sustainability

Poor

Strong improvements

Warp is not “another white‑glove vendor.”

It’s the platform that finally unlocks the big‑&‑bulky model operations and CX leaders always wanted.

Ideal Fit

Warp Big & Bulky is perfect for teams that:

Move regional or multi‑stop oversized freight between DCs/FCs and metros

Need predictable cost‑per‑stop improvements and fewer reattempts

Care about damage rate, first‑attempt success and CSAT

Manage fragmented carrier/contractor networks and want one control layer

Want fewer trucks and miles with real sustainability gains

Need a routing engine that scales with seasonality and promos

Great for categories:
‍furniture & mattresses; appliances & home electronics; fitness & outdoor; home improvement & building materials; oversized eCommerce & large parcel.

Service levels:
threshold, room‑of‑choice, white‑glove; assembly, install (where applicable) and haul‑away; returns/exchanges and reverse pickups.

Sortation: Precision for Retailers, Parcel Carriers and 3PLs

Imagine a sortation system that gives every shipment the accuracy of a warehouse conveyor and the flexibility of a national transportation network.

This is the LTL network shippers would build if they weren’t limited by carriers. Warp is.

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The Utopia of True LTL Orchestration

Transportation teams have always wanted this:

Direct, pooled linehauls between DCs and metros

Zone‑skip injections that bypass slow hubs

Minimal touches to protect OS&D and cycle time

Predictable service with day‑definite plans by lane

Accessorial control (appointments, liftgate, limited access) without surprises

Real‑time visibility from pickup to proof of delivery

A system that flexes with seasonality and promotions

Freight that behaves like a coordinated network, not a series of one‑off tenders

This design has always been clear.

The problem: legacy LTL was never built to execute it. Warp is.

The Cost of NOT Orchestrating LTL

For teams shipping “as‑is” on routing guides, here’s the quiet P&L drain:

Excess touches → damage, claims, and missed windows

Reweigh/reclass shocks and surprise accessorials

Variable transits and terminal dwell that wreck SLAs

Under‑optimized rating, paying for air between hubs

Redundant linehauls and overlapping lanes

No network effects as you scale volume

More miles, more emissions

Zero orchestration = zero efficiency.
Doing nothing is not neutral, it’s expensive.

The Cost of Legacy LTL

Even when it looks coordinated, it usually isn’t:

Static routing guides and tariff logic frozen in time

Carrier‑by‑carrier rules, no cross‑shipper optimization

Mandatory break‑bulks baked into the model

Scan gaps and batch EDI delays

Slow exception detection and manual reschedules

Limited ability to bypass congestion or embargoes

Net: You get the price of “network” with none of the network value.

Warp LTL: Engineered, Dynamic, Multi‑Shipper

Warp gives transportation leaders the LTL engine they actually wanted, not the brochure version.

Multi‑Shipper Pallet Pooling & Dynamic Linehauls

We pool pallets across shippers, SKUs, regions, and metros in real time — not in spreadsheets.
‍Unlock: fuller linehauls, fewer touches, lower cost‑per‑shipment and cost‑per‑mile.

1 Zone‑Skip & Terminal Bypass

We inject where it speeds delivery and reduces damage — skipping hubs when volume and lane math say so.
‍Result: faster, cleaner, more predictable transits.

2 Data‑Driven Appointments & Accessorial Control

3

Appointments, liftgate, limited access, notify‑before‑delivery — all pre‑validated and orchestrated.
‍Outcome: fewer surprises, fewer fees, fewer failed attempts.

Full End‑to‑End Control & Proof

3

DC → cross‑dock (when needed) → destination terminal or direct → consignee.
‍PRO‑level tracking, photo/signature POD, serial capture, exception automation. One network. One system. One control layer.

Outcomes Leaders Care About

Cost & Efficiency

↓ cost‑per‑shipment: up to 15–25% reduction on pooled LTL lanes
↓ touches: fewer break‑bulks → fewer claims and faster cycle time

Speed & Predictability

↑ on‑time performance to 97–99% with zone‑skip injections
↓ dwell at hubs via terminal bypass and direct injections

Quality & Claims

↓ damage rates through touch minimization and handling rules
↓ reweigh/reclass incidents with dimension capture and validation

Visibility & Control

99% tracking coverage, live ETAs, proactive exceptions
Appointment and accessorial orchestration baked in

Sustainability

Consolidation = fewer miles, less waste

Results vary by lane mix, density profile, and service levels; we baseline your network first.

How It Works (Simple 3-Step Flow)

Onboard & Analyze

We ingest lanes, volumes, pallet dims/weights, stackability, class/density, and accessorial rules. We identify overlap, build pooled linehauls, map zone‑skip opportunities, and set your cost‑per‑shipment baseline.

Consolidate & Orchestrate

Dynamic multi‑shipper pooling, terminal bypass where warranted, and precise appointment scheduling. We minimize touches, optimize injections, and select the right mode (pooled LTL vs partial TL) per lane.

Monitor & Scale

Real‑time dashboards, weekly benchmarks, and exception automation. We expand to new lanes and metros while continuously tuning cost, speed, and touch count.

Warp treats LTL like a living system — not a static routing guide.

**Why Warp Outperforms One‑Off and Legacy LTL**

Touches

High

Medium‑High

Low

Cost‑per‑shipment

High

Medium‑High

Lowest

Transit predictability

Variable

Day‑definite

Visibility

Low

Limited

Full tracking

Accessorial control

Reactive

Manual

Data‑driven

Flexibility

None

Low

High

Multi‑shipper pooling

No

Weak

Real

Sustainability

Poor

Strong improvements

Warp isn’t “another LTL carrier.”
It’s the platform that finally unlocks the LTL design transportation teams always wanted.

Ideal Fit

Warp LTL is perfect for teams that:

Ship 1–8 pallets frequently between DCs/FCs and metros

Need predictable on‑time and lower touches for sensitive freight

Want to reduce cost‑per‑shipment and surprise accessorials

Manage fragmented carrier networks and want one control layer

Care about OS&D, carbon footprint, and network efficiency

Need an engine that scales with seasonality and promotions

Great for categories:
‍CPG & food/bev (non‑temp), home goods, building materials, electronics, industrial supplies, oversized eCom LTL.

Service levels:
‍standard, guaranteed/day‑definite, appointment/LFD, limited access, liftgate, notify, inside (where applicable).

Sortation: Precision for Retailers, Parcel Carriers and 3PLs

Imagine a sortation system that gives every shipment the accuracy of a warehouse conveyor and the flexibility of a national transportation network.

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What You Can Build

Carton level sorting for stores, malls and end consumers
Parcel level accuracy across mixed flows
Predictable linehaul and final mile planning

How Warp Helps

Cross dock consolidation and intelligent routing
Right sized vehicles and predictable windows
Carton and parcel level scan events across the full journey

Impact

Cleaner handoffs for carriers and more predictable downstream planning
Better on time performance
Lower damage rates
Higher load utilization

Picture This

This is the sortation layer your network would build if it had clarity, speed and total visibility.

Retailers receive cartons sequenced for stores, malls and merchandising teams

Parcel carriers receive clean, separated volume that fits their downstream routes and terminal schedules

3PLs run blended flows without friction, with each carton or parcel already aligned to the right lane, vehicle and downstream carrier

Every stakeholder sees the same data and understands where every carton stands

This is a single sorting layer that speaks the operational language of all three sides of the network.

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The Cost of Operating Without True Sortation

For retailers doing no pooling today, this is the quiet P&L drain:

Revenue And Velocity Loss

Retailers miss resets, planogram windows and promotional launches.
Parcel carriers lose linehaul efficiency and deliver from irregular or misaligned volume waves.
3PLs struggle with unpredictable batching that floods docks or starves routes.

Margin Leakage

Retailers pay for emergency trailers and hedge with over ordering.
Parcel carriers lose utilization, fight uneven volume and absorb overtime burns.
3PLs take on unnecessary labor, excessive touches and peak penalties from upstream chaos.

Operational Instability

Retailers face late arrivals and mismatched sequencing.
Parcel carriers inherit mislabeled, mixed or late inbound freight.
3PLs lose efficiency when cartons and parcels do not match wave planning.

Customer Experience And Service Degradation

Retail shelves stay empty.
Parcel end consumers receive unpredictable deliveries.
3PL clients receive inconsistent service.
A middle mile without sortation discipline forces every stakeholder into reactive mode.

The Four Step Sortation Engine

Intelligent Multi Flow Consolidation

Warp brings together cartons and parcels from diverse origins.
For retailers this means store and mall alignment.
For parcel carriers this means clean inbound flows matched to their network timing.
For 3PLs this means predictable batching that eliminates chaos on the dock.

A National Middle Mile Built For Cartons And Parcels

Every site in Warp’s network can run store replenishment cartons, mall consignments, DTC parcels and 3PL blended volume.
Fewer touches.
Cleaner routing.
More predictable throughput.

Carton And Parcel Level Visibility

Every item is scanned through induction and out for delivery.
Retailers gain SKU and carton clarity.
Parcel carriers gain consistent upstream labeling and tracking.
3PLs gain a system of record that makes planning easier and forecasting more accurate.

Precision Execution

From routing rules to lane logic to store and route sequencing, Warp runs sortation with engineered consistency.
Retailers see stable in stocks.
Parcel carriers see predictable inbound waves.
3PLs see cleaner docks and more efficient operations.

The ROI When Sortation Works As A System

Retailers

Lower stockouts
Higher sales on high velocity SKUs
Predictable store merchandising performance
Less back room congestion

Parcel Carriers

Better linehaul utilization
Lower dwell at terminals
Cleaner labeling and induction
Smoother downstream routing

3PLs

Fewer touches
More predictable labor planning
Clearer lane flows and cycle times
Improved customer service scores

Shared Benefits

Higher on time performance
Lower damage and claims
Stronger cost to serve
Better experience for every downstream party

How Warp Helps You Re Engineer Sortation

We diagnose patterns of delay, damage, dwell and misrouting across retail, parcel and 3PL flows.

Together we co architect your pooling strategy, cadence, routing, lane logic, vehicle matching and segmentation rules for all three audiences.

Warp operates carton and parcel level scanning, controlled waves, automated exceptions and monthly performance reviews with you.

Why Retailers, Parcel Carriers And 3PLs Choose Warp

A single sortation layer that works across store, mall and parcel networks

Stability that strengthens schedule adherence

Visibility that supports forecasting and planning

Flexibility to grow without long term fixed facility cost

A partner that understands the realities of all three worlds

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Share your carton, parcel and SKU flows.

Warp will model the opportunity, show your network’s biggest constraints and build a sortation blueprint that raises performance for every stakeholder connected to your system.

Imagine a sortation engine that brings retailers, parcel carriers and 3PLs onto one clear, stable, intelligent flow.

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What You Can Build

How Warp Helps

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Cost of Operating

Revenue Loss

Margin Leakage

Operational Instability

Customer Experience Breakdowns

What Warp Allows Transportation Leaders to Build

A Repeatable, Predictable Store Delivery Rhythm

Intelligent Multi-Store Consolidation

A Retail-Tuned Middle Mile

Carton-Level Visibility

The ROI: When ReplenishmentBehaves Like a System

Revenue Impact

15%

25%

Operational Impact

97%+

Cost Impact

18%

30%

35%

50%

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The Utopia of True Pool Distribution

The Cost of NOT Pooling

Revenue Loss

Margin Leakage

Operational Instability

Customer Experience Breakdowns

The Cost of Legacy Pooling

Warp Pool Distribution: Engineered, Dynamic, Multi-Shipper Pooling

True Multi-Shipper Volume Pooling

1

Data-Driven Routing for Multi-Stop Freight

2

A Retail-Tuned Middle Mile

3

Carton-Level Visibility

4

Outcomes That Transportation Leaders Care About

Cost Impact

15%

25%

Speed & Efficiency

97%+

Visibility & Stability

18%

30%

35%

50%

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The Idea: Ship Fewer Zones, Not Fewer Parcels

The Cost of Not Zone-Skipping

Legacy “Zone Skipping” Isn’t Skipping Much

Warp Zone Skipping: Engineered Linehaul, Smart Metro Injection

Real Multi-Shipper Consolidation

1

Data-Driven Metro Selection

2

End-to-End Control Layer

3

Outcomes That Matter

Cost

Speed & Experience

Stability & Visibility

ESG

How It Works (Simple 3-Step Flow)

Why Warp Outperforms One‑Off and Legacy LTL

Problem

One-Off

The ROI: When Replenishment
Behaves Like a System

How Warp Helps Transportation Leader
Re-Engineer Replenishment

How Warp Helps Transportation Leader
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**Why Warp Outperforms One‑Off and Legacy LTL**