Harcourt's warehouse security system combines monitored alarms, recorded CCTV cameras, fire sensors and reinforced steel shutters. Harcourt also recommends clients keep part of any warehoused stock in a second location as a precaution against unforeseen occurrences.

All digital data is backed up twice each day and stored off-site as a precaution. Harcourt automatically records and track the progress of every job from order to delivery to ensure print items are available to clients on a "just-in-time" basis and includes automatic "alarms" that trigger if stocks fall below pre-determined levels.

Bundling, shrink-wrapping and addressing are computer-controlled, enabling verifiable door-to-desk delivery to client cost-centres or even to/from third-parties.

Distribution in Dublin and Leinster is normally handled on a same-day-delivery basis by Harcourt's own vans, with SDS overnight delivery to the rest of Ireland and three-day delivery guaranteed by Fedex worldwide.

Multi-drop distribution, and the storing and distributing third-party print material are catered for by Harcourt's dependable and adaptable Logistics Division.

Further information from Logistics Manager Derek Mills