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When a new warehouse opens its doors, there's usually a settling-in period; weeks, sometimes months, where the team is still learning the building as much as it's operating in it. Stock locations get bedded in gradually. Discrepancies surface and get chased down one at a time. Trust in the data builds slowly, through trial, error, and repetition.
FLX Logistics’ Peterborough site decided it didn't want that runway.



Real-time visibility and autonomous scanning enable faster audits, improved accuracy, and more efficient warehouse operations
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There's a version of this story that a lot of warehouse managers will recognize. You've got a stock discrepancy. Someone writes it down. That note gets passed to an admin. The admin logs it on a desktop system. A driver gets asked to go back and physically re-check the location. By the time anything gets resolved, you've burned through time, manpower, and patience, and the issue that could've been fixed in minutes has turned into a half-day job.
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Maersk has signed up for a trial with Dexory and now has autonomous robots operating in warehouse facilities in Kettering and Tamworth UK. Maersk is a global leader in containerized logistics and is working to connect and simplify its customers’ supply chains, operating in 130 countries with over 100,000 people.



When a new warehouse opens its doors, there's usually a settling-in period; weeks, sometimes months, where the team is still learning the building as much as it's operating in it. Stock locations get bedded in gradually. Discrepancies surface and get chased down one at a time. Trust in the data builds slowly, through trial, error, and repetition.
FLX Logistics’ Peterborough site decided it didn't want that runway.

With seasonal discounts, special events and the continued growth of online retail, what was once a clearly defined peak season has evolved into an almost year-round period of high demand.
The summer sales are already under way and, although the FIFA World Cup has ended, its commercial impact continues. On August 4, Adidas launched Spain's updated national team shirt featuring two stars to celebrate the country's two World Cup titles.
A real-time, accurate view of 1.1M sq ft, and a team focused on the work that matters.

The 2026 FIFA World Cup is a major event affecting retail warehouses and global supply chains. Pressure will be strongest in the 16 host cities across the US, Mexico, and Canada.
The lack of predictability that this major cultural phenomenon brings puts immense strain on logistics facilities. To survive, warehouses must act fast, gain access to real-time data, and adapt to a demand cycle that shifts based on 90-minute match results.

The biggest financial damage in most warehouses doesn't come from catastrophic failures - it comes from something quieter. In a recent Dexory webinar, Emily Nerland (SVP of Growth, Dexory) and Michael Robson (founder of Aspire-360, 20-years logistics veteran) explored what that looks like and what it costs. Here are the key takeaways.

Optimizing operations with Dexory’s robots and automation systems often starts with many questions about the results warehouses can achieve, such as how they can reach 99.9% inventory accuracy, but also about our business model, support, integrations, and how the robots actually work. Together with our sales team in Europe and the USA, we reviewed the most frequent questions people have before deciding to work with Dexory.

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