The Luhari facility fulfils orders for brand websites, marketplaces, quick-commerce apps, and modern trade from a single inventory pool. Quick-commerce platforms increasingly require brands to supply smaller B2B consignments more frequently and within fixed delivery slots. Meeting these requirements calls for inventory to be positioned close to demand, along with sufficient loading docks to ensure quick truck turnaround.
"Our brands have grown faster than our existing space could keep up with, and the festive season is when that pinch shows most," said Umang Shukla, Co-founder and CEO, Edgistify. "We chose IndoSpace because they build some of the best warehouses in India. Luhari is run by the same team as our other sites, so for our customers it is simply more room in a network they already know." Brands with their own warehouse management systems can continue using them, with Edgistify's team managing warehouse operations. Brands without such systems can use EdgeOS, Edgistify's in-house platform, which connects with the storefronts, marketplaces, and enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems they already use. Existing customers can move their inventory to Luhari without undergoing a new vendor onboarding process.
