Retail

Reverse Logistics Hub - National D2C Brand

98.2%

Return Processing Accuracy

6 Hubs

Deployed Nationwide

90 Days

End-to-End Rollout

Client Context

Industry: Direct-to-Consumer Retail

Company Size: Mid-Market, National Footprint

Challenge Type: Reverse Logistics Network Build

Location: 6 regional hubs across North, West, and South India

Timeline: 90-day deployment cycle

The Challenge

A national D2C brand was absorbing returns through its forward-distribution network, with no dedicated grading, disposition, or restocking path.

Returned stock sat unclassified for weeks, delaying refunds and writing off resaleable inventory that should have re-entered the sellable pool.

Our Approach

1

Returns Flow Mapping

Traced every return path from customer pickup to final disposition and isolated where units stalled.

2

Hub Network Design

Sited six regional hubs against return-volume density to cut inbound transit legs and dwell time.

3

Grading & Disposition SOPs

Standardised inspection criteria so each unit routes to restock, refurbish, liquidate, or scrap on first touch.

4

System Integration

Linked hub scanning to the brand's inventory system so graded stock reappears as sellable without manual reconciliation.

Results

0.2%

Return Processing Accuracy

0 Hubs

Regional Network Deployed

0 Days

Full Rollout Timeline

0 Touch

Disposition Decision Point

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