We help you find the best 3PL and minimise your costs

Our Assisted 3PL Finder Service

Can Save You Even More

Combines all of the benefits of our Free Service with strategic advice and guidance to reduce the costs of moving to your chosen 3PL.

Designed for:

Smaller businesses that haven't used a 3PL before and need advice
Large, complex businesses that need more detailed tender processes

Examples of Support We Provide:

Advice on steps to minimise the costs of using a 3PL
Minimising inbound and outbound costs through packaging
Balancing brand experience and packing costs
Developing a comprehensive tender document (for larger businesses)
Developing cost benefit analysis of own warehouse versus using a 3PL

Packages

Based on an hourly rate and tailored to each customer
All fees will be agreed in advance

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FEEBACK FROM SOME OF OUR CUSTOMERS

“I'd highly recommend Andrew. I've been in the E-Commerce Industry for 3.5 years and made a decision to move to a new 3PL service. Andrew was introduced to me and made the entire process as seamless and easy as possible. He was incredibly professional and took the hard work out of sourcing a new Warehouse and allowed me to commit to my business whilst he put in the hard work. I've now moved into my new Warehouse and cannot be happier as a Business Owner. Thanks so much Andrew. :).”

Danielle Bowern

“This product brings efficiency to a new level of simplicity. It is the simplest product that I have ever used.”

Dana Rosen

“I can't recommend Pick of the Packers enough. Their professionalism, knowledge and level of service exceeded my expectations. You will not be disappointed and are in very capable and experienced hands. They will find you the best rates and 3PL for your business.”

Miroslav Ivanovic

“The service is friendly and the results are always of the highest quality. I’m sure to be a return customer.”

Madeleine Taylor

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Recent Articles

It's Not Me It's You...Saying Goodbye to Your 3PL

By Andrew Carroll • May 22, 2023

Moving 3PLs is not a decision that should be taken lightly however it is one that many businesses make as the cost to stay is so high: often for both commercial and emotional reasons. Before informing your current 3PL that you're moving on, there are a number of key things you should do: Review Contractual obligations : Review your contract with the 3PL (Third-Party Logistics) provider to understand any terms and conditions related to termination or notice periods. Ensure that you comply with the contractual requirements to avoid any legal issues. Review Service performance : Evaluate the overall performance of the 3PL in terms of service quality, reliability, and responsiveness. Consider factors such as on-time deliveries, order accuracy, customer complaints, and communication effectiveness. Identify any persistent issues or areas of improvement that have not been adequately addressed. Source an Alternative 3PL : This is an important step and can be done in a very confidential manner to avoid your current 3PL finding out you are getting quotes. This is where Find a 3PL can assist or for more assisted sourcing of a 3PL you could use Andrew at www.omnigrowth.com.au Transition planning : Develop a comprehensive plan for transitioning from the current 3PL to a new provider or an in-house logistics operation. Define the timeline, roles and responsibilities, data migration process, and necessary communication channels. Minimize disruptions to your supply chain during the transition and ensure a smooth handover of responsibilities. Inform your Customers : customers are very understanding as long as you don't surprise them in a negative way. Ensure you let them know that there may be some delays as you transition warehouses. Most won't mind and you can manage the exceptions manually. Monitor the Pack Up : Unfortunately a lot of 3PLs don't show a lot of care when packing up an ex-customers products. This can lead to delays inbounding stock at the new 3PL as well as higher costs. It's important that you not only have a transition plan but that you ensure the 3PL adheres to your agreed expectations. Remember, this is a general list of considerations, and the specific circumstances of your business and relationship with the 3PL may require additional or different factors to be taken into account.