E-Commerce Warehouse Internal Shrinkage
Sealing peak-season inventory discrepancies at high-volume fulfillment centers.
-70%
Internal shrinkage
3
Screening layers
41M
SKUs tracked
The problem
Massive inventory discrepancies occurring at fulfillment centers during holiday peak seasons.
The solution
Strict dual-layer checkpoint guarding, automated x-ray screening for exiting employees, and analytical tracking of inventory anomalies.
Peak season multiplies throughput and, with it, the places where inventory can walk out. The client's annual shrink numbers hid a concentrated problem in a handful of zones and shift patterns.
Zone-level anomaly tracking localized the loss, and layered screening closed the exit paths. Shrinkage fell by seventy percent while peak throughput rose, because honest employees cleared in seconds.
Find the zone and the shift, then seal the exits.
Inside the deployment
Dual-layer checkpoints
Separate verification at the floor boundary and the building exit removed single points of trust.
Exit screening
Automated x-ray screening of employee exits made removal attempts visible without frisking.
Anomaly analytics
Discrepancies were tracked by zone, shift and SKU class to localize losses fast.
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50%
Vulnerability reduction
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