One common stock
No separation of goods between locations and no double integration.
The goods remain in one warehouse in Dębno, and orders are delivered to customers in Poland and Germany using local delivery standards.
Next business day delivery for standard shipments posted before the agreed cut-off. Details vary by process and carrier.
We carry out operations from a 2,000 m² warehouse in Dębno, located close to the Polish-German border.
No separation of goods between locations and no double integration.
One operational responsibility for orders from Poland and Germany.
Carriers tailored to the expectations of customers on both sides of the border.
The returns from both markets flow back into one controlled process.
Two validated measures of the quality and timeliness of our process.
correct order completion
The share of orders completed without a product or quantity error in the number of all orders covered by the measurement.
parcels handed over to the carrier within the declared deadline
The share of shipments handed over to the carrier in accordance with the deadline resulting from the time of receipt of the order, the agreed process and the appropriate cut-off.
Each cut-off applies to the designated carrier and agreed process.
cut-off for orders sent by InPost
cut-off for local DHL DE shipments
Orders must meet the conditions of the agreed process and be properly submitted for processing before the actual cut-off.
We use carriers known to local customers.

Returns from Poland and Germany go to a joint assessment, reporting and further disposal process.
One inventory and a common process reduce the duplication of resources and flows.
One WMS organizes sales on both markets.
DHL and GLS in Germany, local network in Poland.
Fewer touchpoints on your team's side.
Operations adjusted to sales changes.
Stocks, orders and statuses in one place.
Labran has one warehouse in Dębno, Poland. We serve both markets from this location.
Shipments to the German market are handled locally by DHL and GLS.
InPost Poland has an 18:00 cut-off, while local DHL Germany shipments have a 14:00 cut-off. Orders must meet the agreed process requirements and enter fulfillment before the applicable cut-off.
No. The model assumes one common warehouse stock for sales in Poland and Germany.
Returns from both markets go into one process of control, reporting and further disposition as agreed.
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