Faster delivery
15-20 days -> 7-12 days
Reference transit time into the U.S. shortened and receipt rhythm became steadier.
ZanMost Global
Customer Case Studies
See how growing brands improved order handling, warehouse coordination, delivery timing, and fulfillment cost through more practical logistics workflows.
Ecommerce Fulfillment
A steadier direct-shipping path for U.S. apparel orders
Lady Jiuce ships continuously to U.S. buyers. Packing, export, air booking, customs, and last-mile delivery were connected into a steadier direct-shipping path.
What we did
Aligned U.S. order rhythm, delivery expectations, and cost boundaries.
Reconnected packing, booking, customs, and final delivery into one reusable direct-shipping lane.
Kept the flow tuned for recurring daily apparel orders instead of one-off acceleration.
What improved
Lower logistics pressure
About 20% optimized
Reducing waiting time and handoff friction improved the overall cost structure.
Customer operations team
"The U.S. shipping rhythm became easier to understand. Our team can now judge when to replenish, when to follow up, and where each order sits in the fulfillment path."
3PL Fulfillment
Reshaping dual-warehouse fulfillment for U.S. orders
In The Lab needed U.S. orders to enter a local path faster while still serving non-U.S. markets. Inventory was layered across domestic stock and U.S. East and West Coast warehouses.
What we did
Separated U.S. orders as the main speed-improvement target while keeping non-U.S. orders on a domestic inventory path.
Connected domestic inventory with West Coast and East Coast U.S. warehouse coverage.
Set a clearer replenishment and dispatch rhythm for a U.S.-first order mix.
What improved
Faster delivery
7-15 days -> 3-7 days
The overall delivery cycle shortened once U.S. orders moved into local paths.
Lower total cost
About 50% optimized
Inventory split and dual-warehouse coordination created a more efficient cost structure.
Customer fulfillment team
"We wanted faster U.S. delivery without turning inventory into a bigger burden. The dual-warehouse path gave us speed while keeping the rest of the business steady."
Warehouse Network
Reworking fulfillment for multi-market orders
Raboesy ships continuously into multiple markets. We split warehouse and lane logic by destination so orders could move through closer fulfillment nodes with lower cross-region pressure.
What we did
Separated the U.S., U.K., and Europe into distinct destination layers.
Matched U.S., U.K., and Germany warehouse coverage with dedicated regional lanes.
Routed orders by destination so multi-market fulfillment could run in one clearer operating rhythm.
What improved
Faster fulfillment
7-20 days -> 3-7 days
Orders moved through better-fit regional paths, shortening the overall delivery cycle.
Lower cost pressure
About 60% optimized
Warehouse and lane coordination brought cross-region cost into a more controlled range.
Customer logistics team
"Multi-market orders used to feel like separate projects. Now warehouse choice, lane selection, and order destination are clearer, so cross-region fulfillment runs with a steadier operating rhythm."
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