Warehousing & logistics
Connectivity for warehousing and logistics operations in Kent
Coverage that reaches the loading bay as well as the office — scanners, tracking systems and site Wi-Fi that keep pace with a moving operation.
What we understand
We know how your sector actually runs
A warehouse or distribution site lives and dies on its network reaching every corner — the loading bay, the top of the racking, the yard outside — not just the office at the front. We design coverage around your actual floorplan, so handheld scanners and tracking systems stay connected wherever stock moves, and back it with the monitoring to catch a fault before it slows dispatch down.
Common challenges
What we hear most
Dead zones in large sites
High racking, metal shelving and sheer floor area create signal dead spots standard Wi-Fi can't reach.
Handheld scanners dropping connection
Lost signal on a scanner means a stalled pick, pack or dispatch process.
Limited visibility across multiple sites
Different connectivity standards at each depot, with no single view of what's running where.
No backup during peak dispatch
A dropped connection during a busy dispatch window can back up an entire day's operation.
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Built for warehousing & logistics
Business Wi-Fi
Guest and staff wireless networks that reach every corner of your premises.
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Firewalls, SD-WAN and multi-site networking, monitored and maintained for you.
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Dedicated leased lines with guaranteed speeds, symmetrical up and down.
Find out moreWhy Green Star
Why Kent's warehousing & logistics choose us
- Site surveys that account for racking height, metal shelving and yard coverage, not just square footage.
- Managed networks giving one view across every depot, with 24/7 monitoring.
- 5G and leased line backup options so dispatch never stalls on a single connection failing.
“Green Star redesigned our network across three warehouses and now monitor it around the clock. We found out about a hardware fault from them before our own team noticed anything.”
Dean Whitlock — Operations Director, logistics, Medway
FAQs
About connectivity for warehousing & logistics
Can you cover a site with high racking and metal shelving?
Yes, our site surveys specifically account for exactly that — access point placement is planned around your racking layout, not just floor area.
Do you support handheld scanners and tracking equipment?
Yes, we design capacity and coverage around the specific devices you run, including roaming between access points without dropping connection.
Can you manage connectivity across multiple depots?
Yes — managed networks give you one account, one support number and one view across every site.
What happens if a connection fails during a dispatch peak?
A configured backup connection (5G or a secondary leased line) can fail over automatically, so dispatch keeps running.