Global IOR · Warehousing · Distribution
Import, stock and distribute with one partner
Aerodoc imports your technology hardware as Importer of Record, stores it, manages the inventory and distributes or replenishes it locally, with compliance validated at every stage and the whole operation visible in one platform. You sell and deploy; one partner carries the import, the stock and the delivery.
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Countries reached under a single point of coordination
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Countries with direct local presence in Latin America: Mexico, Colombia, Peru, Argentina and Chile
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Local entities you need to open to sell and deploy in a new market
Most providers solve one piece of an international deployment. An importer of record gets the hardware through customs; warehousing and distribution services keep stock close to the customer; a courier runs the last mile. The gaps between those pieces are where projects lose time, documents and inventory accuracy.
Aerodoc’s integrated service closes the gaps: Importer of Record (IOR) as the entry point, warehousing and inventory management after customs, and local distribution and replenishment at destination, under one contract and one documented operation. It is the model behind our global solutions, applied to the full life of your inventory abroad.
One Partner From Import to Local Delivery
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Import with IOR
Aerodoc acts as the legal importer: classification, permits, duties and taxes, and customs clearance, without you opening a local entity. DDP delivery is the typical scope.
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Store where it serves you best
Aerodoc’s own bonded warehouse in Miami as the regional base, plus warehousing capacity through its partner network in 25 countries, always within the integrated operation.
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Manage the inventory
Serialized stock, controlled receiving, cycle counts and authorized release, with managed warehouse services recording every movement.
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Distribute and replenish
Local delivery to the final site, door to door, with replenishment as stock is consumed, so your customers are served from inventory that is already in the market.
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Why IOR Is the Entry Point
Everything starts at customs. If the import fails, there is no inventory to manage and nothing to distribute, which is why the Importer of Record role is the foundation of the combined service. Aerodoc, founded in Miami in 1997, specializes in IOR and EOR services for technology: the licenses, the local agents and the compliance practice that most freight forwarders cannot supply on their own.
The difference shows after clearance. A standalone IOR hands the cargo to the next provider; Aerodoc keeps responsibility through storage, inventory and delivery. For companies that sell locally in Latin America without a legal entity, that continuity is what makes the operation workable.
Built for Technology Deployments
The service is designed for the four verticals Aerodoc serves: technology and IT hardware, data center and cloud, connectivity and networks, and professional AV. Typical programs include multi-country rollouts staged from Miami, country entries through pages like IOR in Brazil and IOR in Mexico, and in-market stock that feeds installations and replacements as projects advance.
Real operations are documented in our case studies, from urgent ICT deliveries across Latin America to recurring deployment programs for global vendors.
One Operation, Visible End to End
The My Aerodoc portal keeps the combined operation in one view: inventory by warehouse, unit and serial number, shipment status in real time, operations on an interactive map, documentation in one place and proof of delivery on demand. Requests are placed in the portal; execution keeps the operational and compliance approvals that apply. The management layer is described in detail in our warehouse management services page.
F.A.Q.
What does the combined IOR, warehousing and distribution service include?
Import as Importer of Record (classification, permits, duties, clearance), storage and inventory management of the cargo after customs, and local distribution and replenishment at destination, under one contract with compliance validated at each stage.
Do I need a legal entity in the destination country?
No. Aerodoc acts as the legal importer, so you can sell, stock and deploy hardware in markets where you have no local entity. That is the core of the IOR model.
Where can Aerodoc store my inventory?
Aerodoc’s own bonded warehouse is in Miami, the staging hub for the Americas. In other markets, storage runs through Aerodoc’s partner network in 25 countries, always inside an integrated DDP plus IOR operation managed by Aerodoc.
How is this different from hiring a freight forwarder?
A freight forwarder moves cargo, and in most cases cannot act as Importer of Record. Aerodoc combines the import licenses, the warehouse operation and the local delivery network in a single partner accountable for the whole scope.
