Case Study of a Cross-border E-commerce Company in Malaysia
Project footprint: about 30,000 ㎡. Daily sorting volume: 1,280,000 pcs (8 h). As a leading e-commerce platform in Southeast Asia, the customer faced surging order volumes, particularly during promotional periods, which places demands on sorting efficiency. Wayzim implemented a systematic intelligent logistics solution featuring high sorting efficiency and seamless integration. This approach streamlines the entire sorting process, reduces costs, supports sustainable business growth, and enables faster, more reliable customer service.
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Cross-border e-commerce platforms require high capacity for processing small parcels, but current sorting modes can hardly meet.
Intense industry competition makes delivery timeliness a core factor for service quality and competitive advantage in the market.
A high mis-sorting rate may lead to frequent incorrect, missing, or delayed deliveries, directly affecting consumers′ shopping experiences and increasing the hidden costs.
The intelligent logistics solution provided by Wayzim consists of various types of automated sorting equipment, which together form a complete automated sorting process.
The sorting process begins in the unloading matrix area. The telescopic automated unloading system automatically conveys parcels to a two-in-one merging device. After the 2D Bulk Flow Singulator singulates the disorderly parcels, the Dynamic DWS System collects parcel volume, parcel weight, and barcode information. Roughly sorted small parcels enter the cross belt sorter for efficient sorting, while large parcels are roughly sorted by the matrix pivot wheel system and then further finely sorted by parcel sorters before manual palletizing and loading. The entire solution is divided into areas based on their functions, and the sorting equipment works collaboratively to achieve fast and accurate parcel sorting, significantly improving overall operational efficiency.
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