Winnipeg, Manitoba · Serving Canadian ecommerceinfo@peglog.ca
How it works

From your store.
To your customer’s door.

A straightforward path from your first conversation to your first shipment — with Winnipeg at the centre of your Canadian operation.

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Warehouse operations illustration
XLWMS workflow illustration
01

Connect your sales channels

Start with your products, sales channels and monthly order volume. We agree on the order-import process, SKU information, packaging and reporting you need.

Store and marketplace requirementsSKU and barcode setupOrder flow and tracking
02

Plan your inbound shipment

Book your receiving appointment before sending goods to 422 Jarvis Ave, Winnipeg. Share shipment documents, carton counts and product details so the team can prepare.

Container, pallet or carton requirementsReceiving appointmentLabeling and handling instructions
03

Receive and organize inventory

We receive your inventory, verify the shipment against the information provided and organize it for storage and fulfillment. Agree on how discrepancies and damaged goods should be handled.

Receiving and quantity checksSKU-level organizationStorage and replenishment
04

Pick, pack and dispatch

Orders move into the agreed fulfillment workflow. Products are picked, packed to your requirements and prepared for the selected shipping service.

Pick and pack requirementsCarrier and service selectionDispatch and tracking
05

Keep the operation moving

Review inventory and fulfillment activity, plan replenishment and manage returns. Your process can evolve as your product range and order volume change.

Inventory reviewReturns handlingVolume and service planning

Who does what before the first order?

StageYour preparationWhat to settle together
ProductsSKU list, barcodes, quantities and packed sizes.Product suitability, inventory mapping and special handling.
Inbound shipmentPacking list, carton/pallet count, shipment reference and arrival estimate.Appointment, unloading, identification and discrepancy contact.
Order flowStore setup, test order and packing instructions.Order import, stock updates, dispatch schedule and tracking.
Returns & recordsReturn rules and the reports your team needs.Inspection scope, inventory status, service records and invoice review.

Keep the records behind every shipment.

Inventory movements

Review received units, dispatched units, returns and adjustments together. Reconcile differences before deciding what to replenish.

Billing & reporting

Define the reporting format and billing schedule during setup. Keep order and shipment references with service charges so your team can review the work behind an invoice.

The service behind the quote

Clear terms from the start.

60 days

Complimentary storage

From the date your inventory is counted and shelved. Storage charges apply after the complimentary period.

12 PM

Same-day dispatch cutoff

Orders received before noon local warehouse time are processed for same-day dispatch. Delivery time depends on the carrier and destination.

Clear quotes

Shipping priced for your needs

Peglog shipping prices are confirmed for your shipment. Handling, materials, tax and applicable additional charges are identified separately.

Month to month

No long-term lock-in

No minimum order volume or long-term contract. Monthly invoices itemize the services used.

Before the quote

Questions we ask before quoting

We would rather ask now than re-scope later. These answers change most quotes.

What do you sell?

Product categories, SKU count, and anything fragile, liquid, battery-powered or oversized.

How does an order look?

Units per order, packaging and insert requirements, and whether orders split into several parcels.

Where does it ship?

Typical customer destinations and the service level you expect.

How does inventory arrive?

Container, pallet or carton shipping, carton counts and how often you replenish.

What already exists?

Your sales platform, current provider and the reporting you need to keep.

Answering these does not commit you to anything; it sets the scope for the quote.

Let's build your fulfillment operation.

Tell us what you sell, where you ship, and what you need.

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