Avoiding process disruptions: Additional services are provided directly in the warehouse or production environment, without the need for external handoffs.
What does LILA mean by “Value Added Services”?
LILA integrates Value Added Services directly into the logistics process—including labeling, quality control, customer-specific Kitting, and assembly services. These additional services are systematically integrated, organized to ensure process reliability, and tailored to the requirements of the product, market, and customer.
What LILA Offers in Value Added Services
Improved Delivery Capability: Products leave the warehouse ready for sale, installation, or distribution.
In-Process Quality Assurance: Inspections and checks are performed before shipment or further processing.
Flexibility Amid a Wide Range of Variants: Kitting and production are designed to accommodate fluctuating production volumes and variants.
Reducing the burden on internal operations: LILA handles all customer-specific additional tasks.
Ongoing process optimization and identification of opportunities for value creation
How LILA Works: Value Added Services Integrated into the Logistics Process
OPERATIONAL IMPLEMENTATION IN DAY-TO-DAY BUSINESS:
Value Added Services are firmly integrated into logistics processes and are not separate processes.
OPERATIONAL IMPLEMENTATION IN DAY-TO-DAY BUSINESS:
Value Added Services are firmly integrated into logistics processes and are not separate processes.
SYSTEMIC INTEGRATION:
Services such as labeling and Kitting are IT-supported and traceable.
SYSTEMIC INTEGRATION:
Services such as labeling and Kitting are IT-supported and traceable.
PROCESS AND QUALITY ASSURANCE:
Standardized work instructions and checks ensure reproducible results.
PROCESS AND QUALITY ASSURANCE:
Standardized work instructions and checks ensure reproducible results.
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Head of Internal Sales
Our Service Modules in Value Added Services
Labeling
Service:
LILA labels products, packaging, or shipping units in accordance with customer-specific, legal, or market-specific requirements.
Value Added:
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Ensure market-compliant and ready-to-sell merchandise
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Reduce mislabeling and rework
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Enable end-to-end traceability throughout the process
Quality Controls
Services:
LILA conducts defined quality controls during storage, Picking, or prior to shipment.
Added Value:
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Early detection of discrepancies and damage
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Reduce complaint and return rates
- Document quality assurance throughout the process
Kitting (Custom)
Service:
LILA assembles custom sets and kits from multiple individual components (e.g., kit packaging).
Added Value:
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Simplify further processing or distribution
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Reduces handling and picking effort
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Support high flexibility for product variants
Assembly (custom)
Services:
LILA handles simple to multi-step assembly and pre-assembly tasks in the logistics sector.
Added value:
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Relieve the burden on in-house production
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Shorten lead times until delivery
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Ensure consistent quality through standardized processes
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Frequently Asked Questions About Value Added Services
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What exactly does LILA mean by “Value Added Services”?
LILA handles additional logistics services such as labeling, quality control, kitting, and assembly directly as part of the production process. These services are integrated into warehouse, production, or distribution processes and are not organized as a separate, external step.
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How are customer-specific requirements implemented?
The value-added services are set up based on defined specifications, work instructions, and IT processes. Changes to variants, quantities, or markings can be accommodated flexibly.
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How are Value Added Services mapped from an IT perspective?
These services are integrated into the warehouse and process systems. The status, quantities, and results of inspections or Kitting are transparently documented.
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For which products are installation and kit services suitable?
These services are suitable for products with a wide variety of variants, assemblies, or customer-specific configurations. Typical examples include industrial, consumer, and retail products.
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How is quality ensured when additional steps are involved?
LILA works with defined test plans, standardized procedures, and documented controls. This ensures that quality remains consistent even when additional process steps are added.