JD Logistics Black Five Overseas Outbound Orders Increase by 70%, Automation Operation Efficiency In

On November 28th, according to data from JD Logistics, on "Black Friday" this year, JD Logistics saw a 70% year-on-year increase in outbound orders. With the support of numerous self-developed technologies, the accuracy of JD Logistics promotion predictions has continued to exceed 95%.

During the "Black Five" promotion period, JD Logistics continued to combine AI (artificial intelligence) algorithms with customer sales forecasts to guide brand merchants to stock up calmly, while also planning inventory, equipment, personnel, and distribution resources reasonably, significantly improving inventory turnover and order processing efficiency.

JD Logistics has independently developed numerous automation equipment and systems that have been applied in multiple overseas warehouses. Among them, JD Logistics' self-developed iWMS scheduling system can fully dispatch various overseas intelligent devices, promote the overall automation operation efficiency of overseas warehouses to increase by more than three times, and help many local traders achieve refined management of massive SKUs (inventory units). By distributing products to the nearest warehouse to consumers in advance, it helps businesses shorten the order fulfillment time from 7 days to 2-3 days.

It is reported that in order to ensure the efficient performance of the Black Five Promotions, JD Logistics has built multiple automated warehouses worldwide, with applications including sorting robots, sorting and conveying equipment, and nearly a thousand units. JD Logistics continues to deepen its B2C service model for categories such as clothing, technology digital, and daily necessities. It has pioneered the application of PSP (Power Sorting Picking) and integrated forward and reverse service models in multiple overseas warehouses. Compared to traditional manual labor, this model has improved efficiency by more than three times.