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Table of Contents Prozo’s B2B Warehousing & Logistics Capabilities When you think of Prozo, you might immediately associate it with its robust capabilities in D2C warehousing, shared logistics, and express…

From the archive. First published 31 Dec 2024. Company figures in this article were reviewed and updated in October 2026.

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    Prozo’s B2B Warehousing & Logistics Capabilities

    When you think of Prozo, you might immediately associate it with its robust capabilities in D2C warehousing, shared logistics, and express freight. While these are integral aspects of Prozo’s portfolio, there’s another equally significant side of the business that often goes unnoticed—B2B warehousing and logistics.

    Prozo caters to the complex and large-scale requirements of businesses operating in B2B channels. From running dedicated and managed warehouses to handling primary and secondary freight, Prozo has established itself as a trusted partner for leading enterprises across multiple sectors.

    In this blog, we’ll delve into Prozo’s unparalleled B2B capabilities, highlighting how the company’s technology-driven solutions, expansive network, and customized services are reshaping the supply chain landscape for businesses.

    1. Comprehensive Warehousing Models

    Prozo offers a range of warehousing solutions designed to meet the unique needs of B2B businesses:

    • Dedicated Warehouses: Custom facilities exclusively built and operated for a single client, ranging from 10,000 sq. ft. to 4 lakh sq. ft..
    • Managed Warehouses: Prozo takes over the operations of the client’s existing facilities, optimizing them for higher efficiency.
    • Multi-Client Facilities: Shared spaces that serve both B2B (retailers, distributors) and D2C/B2C channels, streamlining operations under one roof.

    Nationwide Reach

    With facilities in Tier-1 cities and strategic hubs in Tier-2 locations like Visakhapatnam, Coimbatore, Lucknow, Ludhiana, and more, Prozo ensures seamless access to regional and national markets.

    2. Industry-Leading Technology Ecosystem

    At the heart of Prozo’s B2B operations lies its integrated technology stack, which seamlessly connects with clients’ existing systems and streamlines their supply chain. Here’s how Prozo’s tech tools transform B2B logistics:

    • ProOMS (Order Management System): Centralizes order processing from multiple demand channels, including retailers, distributors, and marketplaces.
    • ProWMS (Warehouse Management System): Manages inventory with real-time tracking, SKU-level visibility, and automated workflows.
    • ProShip (Transport Management System): Integrates directly with logistics partners to manage LTL, PTL, and express freight efficiently.

    Control Tower & Command Center

    Prozo’s Control Tower is the nerve center of its operations, providing:

    • Real-time visibility into inventory, orders, and shipments.
    • End-to-end performance metrics, including TAT adherence.
    • Alerts for delayed shipments or inventory discrepancies.

    Seamless ERP Integration: Prozo’s systems integrate effortlessly with leading ERPs like SAP, Oracle, and Microsoft Dynamics, ensuring a smooth flow of data between systems.

    3. Logistics Excellence

    Prozo’s logistics capabilities are designed to meet the diverse needs of B2B clients, offering:

    • Full Truckload (FTL): Bulk shipping for long-distance movements.
    • Partial Truckload (PTL): Cost-effective solutions for smaller shipments.
    • Express Freight: Faster deliveries for urgent shipments.

    Smart Allocation with ProShip

    Prozo’s algorithms allocate shipments to the best-suited courier partner based on:

    • Lane expertise.
    • Historical TAT performance.
    • Dynamic freight requirements.

    This approach enables Prozo to achieve a TAT adherence of 75-85%, compared to the industry average of 70-75%.

    4. Category-Specific Expertise

    Prozo’s B2B solutions cater to a wide range of industries, each with its own unique requirements:

    • FMCG & Consumer Goods
    • FMCD (Consumer Durables)
    • Apparel & Lifestyle
    • Electronics
    • Books, Toys & Education
    • BPC (Beauty & Personal Care) and Healthcare

    Specialized Facilities

    • Temperature-Controlled Warehousing: For perishable or sensitive goods.
    • Regulated Warehousing: Equipped with drug licenses and compliance certifications.

    Prozo also offers in-plant warehousing solutions, managing on-site inventory for clients in industries like automotive and consumer durables.

    5. Unified Multi-Channel Operations

    For enterprises managing separate B2B and D2C warehouses, Prozo’s multi-channel facilities bring everything under one roof:

    • Unified Supply Chain: A single facility catering to distributors, retailers, and direct-to-consumer customers.
    • Tech Enablement: Prozo supports enterprises in launching and managing D2C operations, from tech integration to logistics.

    6. Advanced Features for Logistics Optimization

    Prozo’s technology offers cutting-edge solutions for managing shipments:

    • Centralized Tracking: A single dashboard for tracking shipments across multiple logistics partners.
    • AI-Powered Assistance: ProPilot, Prozo’s chatbot, provides instant updates on shipment status.
    • Dynamic Freight Switching: For sub-15kg shipments, Prozo dynamically switches between PTL and D2C freight to ensure faster delivery.

    7. Synergies with Shared Warehousing

    Many B2B clients begin with dedicated warehousing but soon leverage Prozo’s shared warehousing network for smaller and long-tail inventories:

    • Network Scale: 50+ fulfilment centres spanning 3M+ sq. ft.
    • Cost Efficiency: Shared warehousing reduces operational expenses while maintaining scalability.

    8. Prozo’s Value Proposition for B2B Clients

    What sets Prozo apart as a B2B partner?

    • Integrated Solutions: End-to-end services from warehousing to primary and secondary logistics.
    • Technology-Driven Operations: Real-time insights, predictive analytics, and seamless ERP integration.
    • Category-Specific Expertise: Tailored solutions for diverse industries.
    • Multi-Channel Enablement: Unified facilities catering to B2B, B2C, and D2C channels.
    • Scalability: Flexible warehousing and logistics models that grow with your business.

    Conclusion

    Prozo is redefining B2B warehousing and logistics with its integrated technology, nationwide network, and category-specific expertise. Whether you’re an enterprise looking for dedicated facilities or a brand seeking to unify B2B and D2C operations, Prozo’s solutions offer the agility, efficiency, and scalability you need to stay ahead in a competitive market.

    Partner with Prozo today and unlock the full potential of your supply chain

    Relevant questions

    What is the difference between shared, dedicated and managed warehousing?

    In shared warehousing, the 3PL holds the lease and serves several brands, each in its own zone. In dedicated warehousing, it holds the lease and runs the site for one brand. In managed warehousing, the brand holds the building and the 3PL runs it. Prozo offers all three, plus a 4PL partner network, across 50+ warehouses in India.

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    Is pay-per-use pricing the same as shared warehousing?

    No. Pay-per-use is a commercial model; shared warehousing is an operating model. Pay-per-use bills per unit, pallet or shipment, while cost-plus passes cost through plus a fee. Prozo offers both commercial models on shared, dedicated, managed and 4PL warehousing.

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    Where does Prozo have warehouses?

    Prozo has 50+ warehouses with 3 Mn+ sq ft of space in 17 cities across 9 states: Karnataka, Haryana and NCR, Maharashtra, Telangana, Uttar Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, West Bengal, Uttarakhand and Gujarat. Cities include Bengaluru, Gurugram, Mumbai, Hyderabad, Chennai, Kolkata and Ahmedabad. Its 80+ 3PL partners extend reach to tier 2 and tier 3 cities.

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    How long does it take to move my warehousing to Prozo?

    Most brands go live with Prozo’s warehousing in about 4 weeks. Onboarding runs through discovery, solution design, technology integration, warehouse setup and a pilot go-live. The exact time depends on your number of SKUs, sales channels and current systems.

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    Who handles my return orders?

    Prozo runs returns in 4 steps on the same sites and system as forward orders. Pickup is raised in ProShip; the return is scanned and graded at the pack station against your grading rule; it goes back to stock, refurbishment, liquidation or scrap on your rule; and the stock and credit update on your dashboard.

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    Can my warehouse handle labelling and barcoding for marketplaces?

    Yes. ProWMS by Prozo prints the right label for each channel, including Amazon FNSKU, Flipkart and modern trade labels. Products without barcodes get one at inbound. Every handling step is scan verified, so a wrong label is caught before the parcel leaves.

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