Receiving and verification
Receive units, cartons, cases and pallets with quantity checks, documentation and agreed inbound procedures.
Warehousing services in Canada
Warehousing Services in Canada for Growing Brands
Store cartons, cases and pallets in one Canadian warehouse operation with organized receiving, inventory control, storage and distribution support. TuBoleto helps brands centralize inventory in Ontario and prepare it for ecommerce, marketplace, retail and B2B orders across Canada.
ReceiveInbound cartons, cases and pallets are checked into the warehouse operation.
StoreInventory is placed into organized Canadian storage by SKU and handling profile.
OrganizeStock locations, counts and warehouse movements are maintained for operational control.
PrepareInventory is made ready for ecommerce, marketplace, retail and B2B orders.
DistributePrepared inventory moves into fulfillment, replenishment or commercial distribution workflows.
One warehouse, multiple Canadian sales channels
Use one Canadian warehouse operation to support ecommerce, retail, marketplaces and B2B.
Centralize inventory in Ontario and use the same organized stock base for fulfillment, marketplace replenishment, retail orders, wholesale and other approved Canadian distribution needs.
One Canadian warehouse base.
Receive and store inventory in one Ontario operation, then prepare and allocate that stock according to the channels, customers and destinations your brand serves across Canada.
B2B / Wholesale
Supported / subject to activation
Direct retail accounts
Supported / subject to activation
Warehouse visibility and control
Know what arrived, where it is stored and what is ready to move.
Warehousing is more than having space for inventory. The operation should maintain clear receiving records, organized storage locations, stock counts and movement visibility so inventory is ready for fulfillment and distribution.
TuBoleto Warehouse Operations
Your Canadian warehouse inventory in one operating view.
Follow inventory from inbound receiving through storage, organization, allocation and outbound movement.
Canadian Inventory Operation
On hand
Inventory
Available
Sellable stock
Reserved
Allocated stock
Inbound
Receiving
Receiving
Inbound inventory and receiving status.
Visible
SKU & location
Product identification and warehouse location.
Tracked
Lots & expiry
Relevant lot and expiry information when applicable.
Controlled
Channel allocation
Inventory assigned across marketplace, ecommerce, B2B and retail workflows.
Connected
Movements
Inbound, outbound, reserved, transferred and adjusted activity.
Recorded
Inventory alerts
Low-stock and replenishment visibility.
Monitored
Counts
Physical counts and inventory reconciliation.
Auditable
Operational reports
Inventory information organized for operational decisions.
Available
Warehouse location control
Organize products by SKU, condition, pallet, carton, zone, rack or other agreed storage criteria.
Carton and pallet storage
Store inventory according to its physical profile, handling needs and expected movement through the Canadian operation.
Counts and reconciliation
Perform scheduled or requested counts to compare physical warehouse stock with operational records.
Lots and traceability
Record lots, serial numbers and relevant identifiers when they are visible and included in the approved scope.
Expiry and stock rotation
Track expiry information where applicable to support handling, rotation and inventory disposition decisions.
Inventory movement
Record inbound, outbound, transferred, reserved and adjusted warehouse activity as inventory moves through operations.
Distribution readiness
Keep inventory organized and available for fulfillment, marketplace replenishment, retail, wholesale and B2B dispatch.
Warehouse control
Organized storage makes fulfillment and distribution easier.
A warehouse should do more than hold inventory. Clear locations, handling rules and stock visibility help keep products ready for picking, replenishment, retail, B2B and other outbound workflows.
Warehouse control supports everything that happens next.
- Maintain clearer visibility of what is stored and where it is located.
- Support picking, replenishment, transfers and outbound preparation.
- Reduce handling confusion as inventory moves between warehouse workflows.
- Keep stock ready for ecommerce, marketplace, retail, wholesale and B2B distribution.
Warehouse receiving, storage locations and inventory movements connected to organized operational records.
Warehousing process
From inbound receiving to outbound distribution.
A defined warehouse process helps keep inventory organized from the moment it arrives until it is released for fulfillment, replenishment, retail or B2B distribution.
Plan the inbound
Confirm expected products, quantities, cartons or pallets, handling requirements and receiving documentation.
Receive and verify
Check incoming inventory against the agreed inbound information and document received quantities and visible discrepancies.
Put away and organize
Assign inventory to suitable warehouse locations according to SKU, product profile and agreed handling criteria.
Store and control
Maintain organized storage while recording relevant warehouse movements, locations and inventory status.
Count and reconcile
Use physical counts and operational records to identify and document inventory differences when required.
Prepare for release
Make inventory available for picking, marketplace replenishment, retail orders, wholesale or other approved workflows.
Dispatch or transfer
Release prepared inventory into fulfillment, carrier, retail, B2B or other approved distribution processes.
Warehousing by inventory profile
Storage requirements change with the type of inventory you hold.
Warehouse planning can be adapted to the size, packaging, movement pattern and operational requirements of the inventory entering your Canadian operation.
Carton and case inventory
Organized storage for products received and held by carton, case or SKU before downstream distribution.
Palletized inventory
Storage and movement planning for palletized goods that require structured warehouse locations and handling.
Ecommerce inventory
Inventory stored with downstream picking and fulfillment requirements in mind for direct-to-customer operations.
Retail and B2B inventory
Warehouse organization that supports case picks, wholesale orders, retail replenishment and commercial distribution.
Warehousing pricing
Warehousing costs depend on storage space, handling and inventory movement.
Pricing is based on the physical profile of your inventory, the space it occupies, inbound activity, warehouse handling requirements and the outbound services connected to that stock.
Storage profile
- Cartons, cases, pallets or other storage units
- Dimensions, weight and space requirements
- Number of SKUs and average inventory volume
- Expected storage duration and inventory growth
Receiving and handling
- Inbound shipment frequency and quantities
- Unloading, receiving and verification requirements
- Put-away, internal movements and handling activity
- Special labeling, preparation or handling when approved
Outbound and operational needs
- Picking, transfers and inventory releases
- Retail, wholesale and B2B preparation
- Marketplace replenishment or fulfillment support
- Counts, reporting and additional warehouse services
Responsibilities
Clear warehouse responsibilities help keep inventory accurate and ready to move.
TuBoleto manages the agreed warehouse activities. Your brand provides the product, shipment and handling information needed to receive, store and release inventory correctly.
TuBoleto can coordinate
- Inbound receiving and quantity recording
- Storage by SKU, carton, pallet or agreed location
- Warehouse movements and inventory organization
- Counts and reconciliation support
- Lot, serial and expiry recording when applicable
- Preparation and release for approved outbound workflows
Your brand provides
- Accurate SKU, product and packaging information
- Expected quantities and documents for inbound shipments
- Dimensions, weights and handling requirements
- Lot, serial or expiry information when applicable
- Instructions for reserved, restricted or special inventory
- Authorization for adjustments, transfers or disposition decisions
Warehouse intake information
Prepare the information needed to plan your Canadian storage operation.
A clear inventory profile helps determine storage space, receiving requirements, handling needs and the warehouse workflow required for your products.
Inventory and storage profile
- SKU list and product descriptions
- Unit, carton, case and pallet quantities
- Carton and pallet dimensions and weights
- Expected average and peak inventory volume
- Estimated storage duration and inventory growth
Inbound and outbound activity
- Expected inbound shipment frequency
- Typical quantities received per shipment
- Expected outbound order or transfer volume
- Lot, serial, expiry or rotation requirements when applicable
- Special preparation or handling requirements that may apply
Connected warehouse services
Warehousing that connects to fulfillment and distribution.
Your inventory can remain in one Ontario warehouse operation while supporting different outbound models across Canada. Choose the workflow that matches how your business sells and distributes products.
Need storage plus order fulfillment?
Use TuBoleto warehousing as the inventory base for ecommerce, marketplace and direct-order fulfillment across Canada.
- Canadian inventory receiving and storage
- Organized SKU and warehouse locations
- Pick and pack preparation
- Marketplace and ecommerce orders
- Canada-wide shipping workflows
Need bulk storage and commercial distribution?
Store cartons, cases or pallets in Ontario and release inventory for retail replenishment, wholesale, B2B orders, transfers or other approved destinations.
- Carton, case and pallet storage
- Retail and wholesale preparation
- B2B order releases
- Marketplace replenishment
- Cross-docking and distribution support
Related warehouse services
Connect warehousing with the rest of your Canadian operation.
Warehousing can operate as a standalone storage service or connect directly with fulfillment, inventory control, cross-docking and B2B distribution.
FAQ
Warehousing services in Canada FAQ
Can I use TuBoleto warehousing without fulfillment?
Yes. Warehousing can be used as a storage and inventory-control service, with inventory released later for transfers, retail, B2B, marketplace replenishment or other approved destinations.
What types of inventory can be stored?
Storage may include units, cartons, cases and pallets, depending on the product profile, dimensions, weight, handling requirements and available warehouse capacity.
Can TuBoleto receive inventory coming from outside Canada?
Yes. Inventory can be received into the Ontario warehouse operation after the applicable import, customs and delivery requirements have been completed.
Can the same inventory support ecommerce, retail and B2B orders?
Yes. One organized Canadian inventory base can support ecommerce fulfillment, marketplace replenishment, retail orders, wholesale and B2B distribution when those workflows are included in the agreed operating scope.
How is warehousing pricing calculated?
Pricing depends on factors such as storage space, cartons or pallets, inventory volume, receiving frequency, handling requirements, warehouse movements and any connected outbound services.
Where is the inventory stored?
TuBoleto centralizes inventory through its Ontario warehouse operation and can use that inventory to support fulfillment and distribution workflows across Canada.
Request a warehousing assessment
Tell us what you need to store and distribute in Canada.
We will review your products, carton or pallet profile, expected inventory volume, receiving requirements, storage needs and outbound activity to determine the appropriate warehousing setup.
TuBoleto service scope
Warehousing designed to keep inventory moving
Working pallet storage remains $35/month for 0–180 days, $45/month for 181–365 days and $55/month for 366+ days. Aging applies to the remaining quantity from each actual inbound receipt cohort—not automatically to every unit of a SKU at once.
FIFO is the standard outbound allocation architecture. FEFO capability is available for expiry-controlled inventory when the applicable product policy enables it; it is not universally active for every product.
Inventory beyond 365 days is paired with an action plan such as promotion, bundles, B2B liquidation, transfer, return to vendor or agreed disposition. Standard pallet receiving remains $25; carton receiving $5; unit receiving/count $0.35; WMS & Technology CAD $69/month.