Amazon is a multinational technology and e-commerce company headquartered in Seattle, Washington. Founded by Jeff Bezos in 1994, Amazon started as an online bookstore but quickly expanded its offerings to become one of the largest online retailers in the world. The company sells a vast range of products, including electronics, apparel, home goods, and groceries, through its global e-commerce platform.
Amazon is known for its customer-centric approach, continuous innovation, and large-scale operational efficiency. It has reshaped how people shop, read, and consume media, making it one of the most influential companies in the world.
Industry
E-Commerce
Solution Offered
E-Fulfillment and Omni-Channel Logistics
Customer Since
2022
Services Location
Turkiye, Netherlands, United Kingdom
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Some of the Advantages We Provide
Netlog Facts
We manage 58 dedicated e-commerce warehouses across Turkey, the Netherlands, Belgium, Spain, the USA, and the UAE, ensuring seamless multi-channel distribution.
Our global warehouse network enables us to reach 3 billion people, offering fast and cost-efficient delivery solutions.
During the 2023 Black Friday season, we picked, packed, and dispatched 15 million products in just three days, handling peak demand with speed and accuracy.
In 2023, we processed 450 million e-commerce orders, ensuring timely and accurate deliveries to end consumers worldwide.
Our infrastructure supports efficient order fulfillment while scaling to meet increasing demand, ensuring smooth e-commerce operations.
From the moment Netlog and Amazon began working together, they continuously developed new projects. Amazon’s high standards for quality and its expectation for rapid action, combined with Netlog’s ability to meet these demands effectively and promptly, allowed the partnership to expand to managing six warehouses across three countries in just two years.
Netlog manages critical consolidation warehouses for Amazon. These warehouses serve as key logistical hubs where products are consolidated and stored before being sent to Amazon's high-tech, self-managed fulfillment centers. In addition to this, Netlog also provides e-fulfillment services for Amazon in regions where Amazon services are recently launched. These Netlog e-fulfillment centers are fully aligned with Amazon’s standards, integrated into Amazon’s systems, and operated under the supervision of Amazon team. Netlog successfully manages all operational processes within these facilities.
Netlog Approach
Solutions Implemented
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1 m SKU's
We manage a total of 1 million SKUs in our warehouses for Amazon. This extensive range of products is handled with precision, ensuring efficient storage, picking, and fulfillment operations that are fully aligned with Amazon’s high standards and integrated into their systems.
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6 Warehouses across 3 Countries
Netlog manages 250,000 square meters of warehouse space in six locations across Turkey, the Netherlands, and the UK to support Amazon’s large-scale operations.
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E-Fulfillment Services
For Amazon, Netlog processes 80,000 e-commerce orders daily, ensuring accurate picking and packing, with all orders ready for dispatch the same day.
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Warehouse Support Services
Netlog operates the storage facilities that supply Amazon Fulfillment Centers. With a total storage capacity of 150,000 pallets, we ensure seamless inventory flow and that Amazon’s products are always readily available.
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Returns Management
Netlog efficiently handles Amazon’s returns processes. Returned items are received, inspected according to predefined procedures, and reintroduced into inventory, ensuring that customer returns are processed smoothly and operational efficiency is maintained.
Amazon’s rapid growth has outpaced its ability to rely solely on internal resources. Despite being one of the largest logistics companies in the world, Amazon seeks the support of third-party logistics (3PL) providers to enhance operational flexibility, implement agile solutions, and maintain its competitive edge. By partnering with reliable logistics providers, Amazon is able to efficiently manage seasonal demand spikes, quickly enter new markets, and scale its operational infrastructure. However, this required more than just any logistics company. It demanded a partner capable of meeting Amazon’s standards for speed, reliability, and scalability.