Stack Height
Stack height is the number of pallets, rolls, and/or skids that can be safely stacked on top of each other; the client supplies this information.
Stacking
Stacking refers to placing stock on top of other merchandise in order to more efficiently use space.
Staging
Staging is the process of getting product from its storage area and placing it near the loading area for later shipment; or in cross docking, the process of unloading product
Staging Area
Staging area is the designated area of the warehouse near the loading dock where product is placed or arranged for shipment.
Standard Carrier Alpha Code (SCAC)
Standard Carrier Alpha Code, or SCAC, is a unique two-to-four letter code that is assigned by the National Motor Freight Traffic Association (NMFTA) to identify transportation companies in the United
Stencils
Stencils are markings placed on the product with the ID information required by the customer for the product that they are receiving. This can be in different forms dependent on
Stock
Stock is the quantity of goods, materials, or items that are kept on hand by a company or organization for the purpose of sale or distribution.
Stock Allocation
Stock allocation is the process of assigning and distributing available inventory to meet customer demand.
Stock Keeping Unit (SKU)
A stock keeping unit, or SKU, is a product code assigned by the owner of the goods.
Stock Rotation
Stock rotation is the systematic movement of inventory within a warehouse, distribution center, or retail store. The goal is to ensure that the oldest items are sold or used first,
Strap Loading
Strap loading is the method of securing loads on a pallet or other platform for transportation. The load is secured to the pallet using straps, which are tightened around the
Strapping
Strapping is the process of securing a load to a pallet, platform, or other conveyance equipment using straps. The straps are typically made of strong materials such as polyester, nylon,