RECEIVING FREIGHT

The information for all material/freight received on behalf of our customers is entered into our automated system, and is issued a warehouse entry number (which consists of the date when the shipment arrived as well as a warehouse control number).

20000516 = Arrival date of May 16, 2000
3583 = Internal Control Number

• Warehouse location of freight
• Shipper (vendor)
• Description of material
• Number of packages

The bar code control tags are affixed to the actual freight (i.e. boxes, cartons, pallets, etc.), as well as to all supporting documentation (packing slips, freight bills, etc.), which enables us to track and immediately identify your material and its warehouse location.

INVENTORY CONTROL:

Our new automated CASAS Warehouse ON-Line feature will provide all traffic or logistics department with quick access to our warehouse inventory information. This warehouse tracking and tracing feature gives traffic departments "Real Time" up to the minute information through out the day, even after working hours. There is no more waiting for fax or email inventory warehouse reports, making shipment coordination easier and efficient.

WAREHOUSE WITHDRAWALS:

Inventory withdrawals can be done directly online, saving the traffic department and the merchandise pick up driver valuable time. This method of withdrawing merchandise is efficient and secure. CASAS International will not release any merchandise to any authorized individual.

URGENT SHIPMENTS:

Whenever we receive time sensitive material on behalf of our clients (via Emery, UPS Red, or Federal Express for example), we are prepared to expedite the release of your material ASAP. We consider ourselves part of your production line and are committed to helping you achieve your goals. When freight of this kind is received, you will be notified immediately, and the freight will be processed per your instructions.

Our most frequently used Carrier and Courier Shipment Tracking & Tracing link will give you quick, access to the track and trace search features of major carriers in the United States and Canada.