ODWEN

ODWEN operates a tech-enabled warehousing and supply chain network in India, allowing businesses to search for warehouse locations, reserve space, move in and then monitor operations through a four-step process (search, select, store, track). The company states its network spans 5,500 warehouses and more than 210 locations, including tier-1 and tier-2 towns as well as remote areas.

Alongside warehouse space, ODWEN provides pan-India transportation using a fleet of more than 1,000 logistics vehicles managed through a transport management system, and a software layer covering warehouse management (WMS), order management (OMS), transport management (TMS) and compliance tracking as an end-to-end fulfilment stack. Operational claims on its site include go-live within 48 hours, SOP-trained staff, monthly third-party audits, ISO certification, 24/7 monitoring and regulatory compliance.

The company markets to a broad set of industries, including automobile, telecom, power, solar, consumer goods, retail, e-commerce, pharma, electronics, chemicals, textiles and furniture. Customer entry points are structured as booking a warehouse, listing a warehouse, or requesting a technology demonstration.

Business model

ODWEN acts as an intermediary and operator between businesses needing storage and fulfilment capacity and warehouse owners, packaging warehouse space, transport capacity and software into a service. Warehouse owners can list their facilities on the platform, while enterprise customers book space and associated operations.

Traction

The site cites a network of 5,500 warehouses, over 1,000 transport vehicles and 210+ locations, and features customer testimonials attributed to Pace Digitek, DSM, ChargeZone, Carlsberg, Skipper and Siemens. Referenced engagements include a sealed R&D lab built inside a Vadodara warehouse in 30 days, operations across more than 75,000 sq. ft. of warehousing in Rajasthan and Odisha handling 50+ daily truck movements, a reduction in breakage from 8% to 1% and an 80% cut in detention costs in repackaging operations, and telecom logistics support in remote locations.