Express Logistics
You move the parcels. We run the energy operations at every depot.
Every depot runs the same sortation lines, the same dock doors, the same refrigerated bays and a growing fleet of chargers. So the same invisible electrical faults repeat at every one of them. We diagnose the pattern at a single depot, then run it across the whole network. No electrical team at any site.
Start with one depot. Roll it across the network at your pace.
Ask Wattif about your networkOne electrical pattern, repeated across the network.
A logistics network is the same depot blueprint, built over and over. That is what makes it scalable. Diagnose the pattern once and the fix applies to every depot that shares it. Seven specialists run the work. Each one is autonomous, learns your depot types, and never takes a day off.
The Operator
Watches every depot, every wave
Learns the normal electrical rhythm of each depot, then flags the one that drifts from it. Catches sortation lines idling between waves, dock heaters left running on an empty bay, lighting on overnight. Quantifies every deviation in dollars.
The Engineer
Reads equipment health network-wide
Conveyor and sortation motor health and refrigerated-dock compressor wear, read from the power signature. Catches the drive bearing degrading or the compressor short-cycling before a bay goes down. Dispatches a work order with the diagnosis already done, to the right depot.
The Dispatcher
Staggers charging, routes the fix
Sequences forklift and EV fleet charging so the yard does not all plug in at once and set a demand charge where your tariff penalises demand. Routes the right contractor to the right depot with the fault already identified, and tracks every case to closure.
The Broker
One contract strategy, every depot
Every depot's tariff and renewal date tracked in one place. No site quietly rolls onto a default rate because a contract lapsed. Market comparison run against the real load profile of each depot type.
The Consultant
Ranks opportunity across the network
Solar on the large distribution roofs, charging infrastructure sizing for a growing fleet, and the incentives and rebates each depot qualifies for, ranked by what they return. We find the schemes and help you apply. The network gets a priority order rather than a one-size plan.
The Accountant
A P&L for every depot
Every dollar of the electricity spend traced, per depot, ranked like a delivery scorecard. Cost per depot, cost per parcel, cost per square metre. Your finance team reads the network the way it reads throughput.
The Analyst
Benchmarks every depot against its type
Each depot scored against its own type, sortation hub against sortation hub, last-mile depot against last-mile depot. Surfaces the site running 30% above its peers and explains why. Board-ready network view, refreshed every month.
What it looks like in practice.
These are the kinds of findings that repeat across a network. The leverage is that one diagnosis often closes a gap at a dozen depots at once, because they were all built the same way.
One distribution centre runs 29% above the network norm for its type. Sortation lines never idle between waves.
Benchmarked against every other depot of the same type, this one stood out. The conveyors ran full speed through the quiet hours between inbound and outbound waves. Idle-down sequencing applied remotely the same day.
Refrigerated-dock compressor at the regional hub short-cycling from wear.
The power curve matched a degrading compressor, weeks before a temperature alarm would have fired on the chilled bay. A work order went to the refrigeration partner before a load was at risk.
The whole forklift fleet plugged in at shift change, peaking the depot draw right where the tariff penalises demand.
Nobody was staggering the chargers. Charging was spread across the off-peak window with no impact on morning readiness, flattening the peak that was setting the monthly charge.
9 last-mile depots leaving dock heaters and lighting on overnight. Same controller default shipped to every fit-out.
One pattern, repeated nine times, because every depot was commissioned from the same template. Found once, corrected across all nine in a single pass.
A newly opened depot drew twice its peers in week one. Commissioning fault, caught immediately.
The new depot's baseline was set against the type norm from day one. A wiring fault on the charging circuit showed up before the first month closed, not at the first quarterly review.
The same finding, multiplied by your depot count
A single overnight dock-heater default worth $500/mo per depot becomes $25,000/mo across a 50-depot network. These figures are illustrative; your number depends on depot type, fleet size, and tariff.
Charging and demand
A growing fleet, charged without setting the peak.
When the whole yard plugs in at shift change, the depot peaks all at once. Where your tariff penalises demand, that single half hour can set the charge for the month. We spread charging across the off-peak window so the fleet is ready by morning and the peak is flattened. The depots still charging on peak are the ones to fix first.
Chargers sequenced across off-peak hours, not switched on together.
Every depot ready for the morning run, with no manual scheduling.
Where the tariff penalises demand, the peak that sets the charge is flattened.
A schedule proven at one depot rolled out to every site that shares the fleet pattern.
Western DC
18 staggered
22:00 to 04:00
Airport Hub
24 staggered
23:00 to 05:00
Central Sortation
12 staggered
21:00 to 03:00
North Depot
8 simultaneous
17:00 to 19:00
East Last-Mile
6 simultaneous
16:30 to 18:30
Windows shaped to each depot tariff. Illustrative sample of a larger network.
What you receive every month.
No dashboards to check. No reports to chase. Intelligence delivered to your inbox and WhatsApp, at the depot level and the network level. The same reporting a head-office energy team would produce, if you had one.
Network P&L
A P&L per depot, ranked across the network. Every dollar of the electricity spend traced, so the fleet is read like a delivery scorecard, cost per parcel and all.
Exception report
The depots deviating from their own type, with the reason. The 20% of sites carrying most of the addressable cost.
Findings ledger
What was found, what was fixed, what is being watched, per depot and across the network. Before and after evidence on each.
Contract status
Renewal dates, lapsed sites, and market alternatives for every depot in one view. No site overpays unnoticed.
How it starts.
No procurement marathon. No network-wide rollout before you see value. One depot proves it, then it scales.
Tell us about your network
Your depot types, how many sites, what runs in each, how the fleet charges. A conversation, not a form. Takes 10 minutes. You walk away with an Intelligence Report on one depot.
We prove it on one depot
Our field partners install sensors at a representative depot. CT clamps on the distribution boards. We build the baseline and surface the pattern, with no disruption to sortation or dispatch.
It scales across the network
Every fix proven at the first depot is queued for the sites that share its pattern. You add depots at your pace, and the network is actively managed rather than just monitored.
You move the parcels. We run the energy operations at every depot.
One conversation. We will show you what is hiding in one depot, and what it is worth multiplied across the network.
Start with one depot. Roll it across the network at your pace.
Ask Wattif about your network