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Inventory Management
With Brink's inventory management, you stay informed with complete visibility and control.
Inventory Management Overview
Complete control at a distance.
Let Brink's provide you with dynamic reporting and comprehensive analytics to ensure efficient use of your stock to ensure full seasonal and off peak velocities are meant each and every time in the most cost efficient manner possible.
Letter of Credit Monitoring
For the international sale of raw ore and bullion, Brink's Global Services manage and monitor letters of credit from your clients.
Pick & Pack
At your direction, Brink's can take inventory stored at our facilities and package it for shipment.
Customs Clearance
If you are importing goods for exhibition, let Brink's work with government agencies, e.g., Carnet clearance into the U.S.
Distribution
Secure yet agile, Brink's can become an invaluable part of your supply chain strategy.
Risk Consulting
Our experts can help you solve security and logistics challenges and optimize your risk management process as a whole.
Secure Storage & Vaulting
Facilities across the globe offering short- and long-term protection, pick-and-pack service, cargo evaluation, packaging and segregated vaulting.
Shipment Preparation
Our team will pick up your goods from Brink's warehouses and securely package them for shipment.
Track and Trace
Always know where your valuable assets are throughout any given supply chain move via our digital logistics platform Brink's Online.
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