Decathlon
Reverse logistics with custody and redeployment control
Distributed retail assets were dismantled, packed, moved into custody and made available for future redeployment across a multi-location programme.
A connected operating problem
The programme needed to preserve item-level visibility while assets moved from stores into custody and later returned to use.
Scope defined around the asset decision
Distributed retail assets were dismantled, packed, moved into custody and made available for future redeployment across a multi-location programme.
Structure before mobilisation
- 01Captured inventory before movement
- 02Dismantled and packed assets for transport
- 03Coordinated insured custody with pallet-wise identification
- 04Recorded dispatch, receipt and reconciliation for redeployment
What this demonstrates
A connected reverse-logistics workflow protected traceability and avoided forcing premature disposal of reusable assets.
Evidence at the handoffs
Site conditions, asset categories and access constraints are validated before execution.
Packing, loading, custody and onward movement are structured around agreed asset records.
Handover and disposal, sale or redeployment records follow the agreed project scope.