- Intelligent, integrated solutions
- Warehouse automation & intralogistics | Körber
- Receiving & distribution
Receiving and distribution systems
Automate inbound and outbound flows. Increase throughput by up to 40% and reduce manual handling with a unified, end-to-end system for pallets, layers, and cases and even single items.
Streamline your warehouse entry and exit points
System advantages
Benefits
Increase throughput
Increase inbound and outbound throughput by 20–40% depending on the level of automation applied.
Minimize manual work
Remove labor-intensive tasks, including manual depalletizing, scanning, transporting, sorting, and palletizing.
Improve accuracy
Ensure accurate order consolidation, pallet building, and shipment preparation to improve overall distribution reliability.
End-to-end solution
An integrated ecosystem
Inbound and receiving
The flow begins with automated receiving operations, enabling pallet unloading, depalletizing, identification, and scanning.
Internal transport
Move identified goods seamlessly from receiving into storage, picking, or any downstream system using AMRs, AGVs or conveyors.
Order fulfillment
Consolidate order-ready pallets and items readying them for dispatch.
Sortation and staging
Finally, sort cartons and sequence pallets at the dock to ensure rapid loading and faster turnaround times.
Our capabilities
Handling complexity from dock to dock
Körber’s receiving and distribution systems create a stable, predictable flow between inbound and outbound operations. By intelligently buffering, sequencing, and routing pallets, cases, and items, we decouple processes and absorb variability across the warehouse.
Integrated equipment and software remove bottlenecks, smooth peak loads, and reduce manual intervention ensures consistent performance from receiving through distribution.
Explore our interactive 3D world
See our supply chain ecosystem in action. Discover how automation, software, robotics, and intelligent logistics solutions come together to ensure future-ready operations.
