Prioritize: 1) multimodal connectivity and carrier networks for your lanes; 2) SLA performance and pick/pack scalability; 3) warehouse technology (WMS, integrations, EDI/API); 4) returns handling and reverse logistics capabilities; 5) cost transparency (storage, throughput, value‑added services).

Typical offerings include ambient and temperature‑controlled storage, bonded and cross‑dock facilities, eCommerce pick/pack, kitting, light assembly, and last‑mile consolidation. Many providers also offer customs facilitation and regional redistribution services.

From Debrecen you can expect competitive road transit times to Budapest and neighboring CEE capitals within a few hours; western EU hubs are typically accessible within 24–48 hours by road. Rail and air options shorten transit for higher‑value or time‑sensitive shipments.

Key cost drivers: square‑meter rates, throughput pricing (per pick/pack), labour shift premiums, energy and HVAC for cold chain, inbound/outbound handling, storage density/utilization, and integration/setup fees. Include KPI‑based SLAs and volume bands to control variability.