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Warehouse process assessments
Receiving, putaway, storage, picking, packing, and shipping, observed on the floor and compared with your SOPs and KPIs.
Services
Independent assessments. Nothing to sell after.
We assess warehouse and distribution operations, inventory, assets, and digital accessibility, and we write up what we find. Every engagement has a defined scope, a named standard or set of requirements, and a fixed price agreed before work starts.
Lane 01 · Operations & inventory
Operations & inventory assessments.
For 3PLs, 4PLs, manufacturers' distribution centers, distributors, fulfillment operations, and public warehouses and central supply. We observe the floor, verify a sample of inventory against your records, review your data, and report findings ranked by impact. Your team implements.
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Inventory accuracy verification
Sample-based inventory audits that check the shelf against your system records and show where the variance starts.
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Asset verification
IT and physical assets verified against your asset records, with a management report of what was found, missing, or misrecorded.
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Lean waste assessments
Where time, labor, and money leak: travel, waiting, rework, damages, overtime, and process drift.
How it starts
- A free 90-minute floor walk for sites in Dallas–Fort Worth, with a short spoken debrief of what we noticed. Nothing written, nothing to sign.
- The paid Operations Assessment: 2 to 3 days on site, with a written report.
- Optional follow-up verification, quarterly or when you're ready, to show what changed.
Also for government
School district warehouses, city and county central supply, fleet parts rooms, and contractors holding government property need accurate counts and records too. We verify inventory and assets for public buyers and the primes that serve them. Contracting details.
We report what each problem is costing based on your data and what we observe. We don't promise savings, and we don't sell the fix.
Lane 02 · Digital accessibility
Digital accessibility assessments.
We assess websites, web apps, mobile apps, and documents against WCAG, Section 508, and the ADA Title II rule, and report what the testing shows.
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Websites
Public sites, portals, and the key paths people use them for: finding information, filling out forms, paying, applying.
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Web apps
Logged-in platforms and SaaS products, tested on the workflows your users depend on.
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Mobile apps
iOS and Android apps, including those covered by the ADA Title II rule.
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Documents
PDFs, Word files, and forms you publish. We assess them and report the issues. We don't tag or rebuild them.
Public entities
ADA Title II readiness assessments.
For cities, counties, school districts, special districts, and public colleges working toward the April 2027 and April 2028 compliance dates.
- Inventory of the websites, apps, and documents in scope, so you know what you're responsible for.
- Testing against WCAG 2.1 Level AA, the standard named in the rule.
- A prioritized findings list your IT team or web vendor can work from.
- A summary for leadership: where you stand and what is left.
- A review of how the rule's exceptions may or may not apply to your content. This is not legal advice; your counsel makes that call.
Government contractors & primes
Section 508 assessments.
For primes, subcontractors, and agencies that need independent testing of information and communication technology delivered to federal buyers.
- Testing against the Revised Section 508 Standards, which incorporate WCAG 2.0 Level AA.
- Testing against WCAG 2.1 or 2.2 AA as well when your contract or customer asks for it.
- Findings mapped to each requirement, ready to support your deliverable or contract file.
- Available as a certified SDVOSB and WOSB subcontractor or through set-aside and sole-source awards. Contracting details.
Commercial & SaaS vendors
Independent assessments and VPAT® / ACR authoring.
Enterprise, university, and government buyers often ask for an Accessibility Conformance Report (ACR) before they sign. We test your web app or platform and write the ACR from that testing.
- Independent assessment of your product's key workflows.
- VPAT® / ACR authoring on the current ITI VPAT® template: the WCAG edition, the Section 508 edition, or the international edition your buyer asks for.
- Each conformance level in the ACR is backed by our own test results, with remarks that say what we found.
- The report names the product version we tested. When the product changes, a retest keeps the ACR current.
We write an ACR only from our own testing. We don't sign off on a report someone else drafted, and an ACR is a description of conformance, not a certification.
For every client
Independent follow-up and retest.
After your team or vendor makes changes, we check the findings from the original report and document which ones are resolved and which are still open.
- Same scope and standard as the original assessment.
- Updated findings showing what changed.
- For operations clients, re-verified accuracy numbers you can share with your own customers.
- For SaaS vendors, an updated ACR reflecting the retested version.
- Book it whenever you're ready. Nothing is automatic and nothing renews on its own.
Every report includes
Findings your team can act on.
Where and what
The location, process, page, or screen; what we found; and the requirement, SOP, or standard it was measured against.
The evidence
What we observed, counted, or tested, with the sample size and method, or the steps to reproduce a digital issue.
How much it matters
A rating based on impact: what it costs the operation, or how much it blocks people from finishing a task.
Our reports explain what each finding means and point to published guidance. We don't make the changes. That stays with your team or the vendor you choose, so the assessment stays independent.
Have a deadline, a buyer asking, or a floor that isn't adding up?
Tell us what needs assessing and what's driving it. We'll scope it on a 30-minute call and send a fixed-price proposal.