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INVENTORY AUDIT IN RURAL SUPER MARKETS IN 72 HRS

The need of situation: 

A reputed Corporate Client needed a quick stock physical count of its Rural Departmental Stores and Warehouses at around 160 locations across northern and central India, within 72 Hours.

The challenge we faced

No logistic support were available on this festive day of Holi and  the regular team was on leave at their home town. No drivers were available as they were also on leave.

The solution we offered

VGNC is known to accept challenges and it accepted the above task. We arranged immediate fleet of cabs from our network . We called off the leave of our Team members and they graciously returned to work in the spirit of our motto “Client First”.

We went through the physical road maps and defined tours in remote areas of rural India where no facility like google maps of today, were available.

We established a 72 hrs running Base Station in constant touch with our team and client team at respective location. We motivated client team also to align with the need of the hour.

The results we achieved in 72 hours

In 72 hrs we got the assignment (Inventory Audit)completed for our reputed Client against all adversaries and with the untiring zeal and efforts of our entire team working in sink with client’s team. Working together in perfect coordination is our work style directed to serve Client in all tough situations.

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