FSL – Forward stocking locations

Minutes away, not kilometres apart

With LPR field stocking structures, critical spare parts move closer to your installation sites, exactly where engineers need them for 2h or 4h response scenarios. Travel times are reduced, field operations become more predictable, and service levels can be planned realistically.

You stay in control of inventory, access rights, and SLAs. LPR takes care of the day-to-day execution on site – from stocking and replenishment to documented picking.

Whether you need a single FSL at a key location or a multi-country network, all modules can be tailored to your organisation’s needs, security requirements, and specific operating hours.

Why use LPR?

Clear response times

FSL structures are designed around your SLA scenarios.

Closer to the job

Spare parts are stored where your technical teams actually work.

Transparent inventory

Every movement is documented, and stock levels remain traceable at all times.

SLA support

FSL processes are aligned to help you meet your service levels.

Single point of contact

One dedicated contact coordinates your set-up, operations, and any adjustments of your FSL network solution.

Security first

Defined access rules, clear processes, and documented part movements.

A controlled forward stocking network beyond single storage points

LPR does not treat FSL as a static storage space but as part of a managed service network. Inventory, access, and replenishment are organised to keep your engineers productive and minimise additional trips during on-site interventions.

At the same time, you retain ownership of standards, security requirements, and service levels. LPR handles the execution – from initial design to ongoing operation – and can connect FSL to other modules such as courier services or nightexpress.

Design your Field Stocking Locations with full visibility on inventory, response times and security

Let’s talk about your requirements

FSL for your key industries

LPR field stocking structures support time-critical operations and high availability demands – with a focus on technical proximity and security in selected core industries.