darkstore as a service.
rapid fulfilment for ecommerce brands, the robotic way.
offering
60 - minute
2 - hour
same day
next day delivery
zero touch fulfilment
a 3-step plan your team will love
fulfillment by general robotics (FBGR) is our
robotics-powered dark-store-fulfillment-service for D2C & omni-channel brands.
We store your inventory in our robotic-dark-store network, pick and pack orders with high-precision robots, and deliver them to your customers' doorsteps seamlessly.
End-to-end, with 100% traceability.
for Growth & Marketing
show SDD promise at checkout page
reduce your CAC by converting traffic
with faster deliveries
no more 1 PM cutoffs for SDD. unlock
the potential of prime selling windows
by letting your customers order until
7 PM for SDD.
for Ops & CX
zero-touch storage -> guided packing
-> verified dispatch
estimated delivery time (EDT) updates
& WhatsApp/SMS notifications
otp verified deliveries with address
confirmation
98.97% adherance to FEFO/FIFO
SLAs
for Finance
starts from ₹69 flat pricing for
all-in-fulfilment.
no peak-season surcharge.
no volume lock-ins.
zero-storage-fee
how faster TAT improves your CM2
higher conversion: checkout with SDD promise lifts CVR -> GMV from same CAC
lower cancellations: shorter order-to-dispatch windows reduces buyer anxiety and boosts gratification
lower RTO: address verification + predictable ETAs improve first-attempt success and cut reverse-logistics burn
lower CX cost/order: fewer WISMO tickets, "fake attempt" disputes, proof of delivery (POD) with image support
faster cash cycle: quicker delivery -> early COD remittance and payment settlements -> higher cashflow
before -> after
metric
before
after
ordered-to-packed
6-24 hours
≤ 1 hour
same-day cutoff
1 PM
7 PM
first-attempt success
82-88%
92-96%
support tickets/order
0.2-0.35
0.05-0.1
*illustrative numbers. we baseline your actuals during the pilot and set targets by category/pincode
Today’s dark stores and fulfillment centers rely on human pickers and chaotic layouts. Leading to wasted minutes, missed orders, and shrinking margins.
What if dark stores were designed like intelligent, self-organizing systems rather than static spaces? What if they could adapt dynamically to demand, ensuring seamless movement of goods?
What if they become growth itself?