Allstar provide a range of warehouse and logistics services. Bulk receiving, breakdown and kitting, device configuration and drop shipping to individual sites.Temporary or long term storage capabilities. Strategic sparing, refurbishment and repair capabilities.
Allstar Solutions offer warehousing and logistics services to clients for storage, configuration, staging, consolidation and drop shipping nationwide.
managed logistics services inclusive of; Consignment acceptance, packing slip verification, Asset recording, placement in storage. When equipment is ready to ship, the outbound services include device selection and packaging, picking slip and labelling, update the Asset Register and provide the Client with a Tracking reference so they can monitor the progress of the delivery.
the services offered include; client allocated storage bays, 24/7 security and surveillance, 24/7 access, flexible volume allocation month on month. Managed warehouse services also include Asset Tracking, Asset Management, Spares Logistics, Equipment Housekeeping/Refurbishment, Printer Refurbishment/Maintenance, Testing Facilities, Pilot testing and simulation, Warranty management and Equipment disposal.
staging services provide a cost-effective solution for preparing ICT equipment for deployment, be it on a large scale or at a single device level. The staging facilities can cater for multiple Client requirements, and multiple requirements per client. Do it yourself, or we can provide experienced staging engineers to meet your needs. Remote access to the Secure FTP (SFTP/TFTP) server allows either personnel from the Client or the ALLSTAR Staging Manager to maintain OS/IOS, Firmware and SOE versions.
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