FabricFabric Storage and Sortation Buffer

The buffer concentrates order staging into a published 200-square-foot footprint while automatically storing and consolidating orders for dispatch. Fabric says temperature-appropriate zones help protect the condition of goods awaiting pickup or delivery.

The product page says the same buffer can serve automated facilities and manual fulfillment operations. That flexibility lets operators add a storage and sortation step without treating the buffer as an entire replacement for their existing picking workflow.

The first-party materials describe this unit as a storage and sortation buffer for orders already picked. Fabric presents separate CFC, Nano Express, and Quick-Pick offerings for primary fulfillment, so a buyer needing picking automation must evaluate another system alongside the buffer.

The product comparison lists tote-storage capacity rather than a directly comparable weekly unit-throughput figure for this buffer. Buyers cannot infer CFC or Quick-Pick fulfillment capacity from that storage measure alone.

Fabric's storage operating sequence holds orders after picking, keeps them in suitable temperature zones, and consolidates them when dispatch or collection begins.

Fabric buffers can also be placed in remote areas as a pickup alternative to a shop.

Fabric Storage and Sortation Buffer is an automated order-staging system for dispatch and pickup workflows. Its first-party product suite specifies an approximately 200-square-foot installation and storage for about 600 totes.

The buffer holds picked orders in temperature-appropriate areas and brings them together at dispatch time. Fabric describes use alongside automated fulfillment or manual picking operations, where dense staging can reduce space used before handoff.