Every product in your home has spent time in a warehouse — and in India, finding the right warehouse used to mean brokers, phone calls and weeks of site visits. A Noida startup called Hyphen SCS decided the whole business should work like a search engine instead: type in what you need, and pick from more than 68,000 verified warehouses spread across 4,300 pincodes, covering over 1.4 billion square feet of storage space.
Hyphen SCS was founded by Arun Pandit and Pauneet Nanda, and it now runs what it calls India’s largest integrated warehousing and fulfilment platform. The idea is simple and ambitious: one platform to lease a warehouse, equip it, and run it. Companies can search with more than 40 filters — location, size, ceiling height, floor load, power backup, fire safety — and the company says the average deal closes in under 14 days. Once the keys change hands, its Procure marketplace supplies everything the building needs, from racking and forklifts to pallets and packaging, with more than 11,000 products from over 190 partner brands.
A warehouse listed on Hyphen SCS’s platform. (Image: Hyphen SCS)
The company’s own walkthrough of listing a warehouse on its platform:
One operating system for the whole warehouse
The third piece is WarehouseBook, the company’s operating system for running a warehouse day to day. It bundles warehouse management, transport management and fleet management into one system — receiving, storage, picking, packing and dispatch on one side, trip planning, load building and freight benchmarking on the other — with the company claiming a productivity lift of more than 30%. Because the fleet, the racking, the inbound trip and the dispatched truck all live in the same data graph, the company says nothing gets lost between vendors. A patent for the system has been filed.
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Eight AI agents, one warehouse
Wrapped around the platform is a constellation of eight AI agents, one for every decision in a warehouse’s life. Build, the first, sizes up candidate sites with ten-year ROI ranges and tracks 72 approvals across 36 states, built on 418 current Indian standards. Others grade warehouses, check compliance, plan space and source equipment, while the newest, Move, manages EV fleets. The aim, the company says, is to replace guesswork with auditable intelligence — every recommendation a business can check, not just accept.
Trusted by India’s biggest names
More than 480 enterprises now use the platform, and the client list reads like a roll call of Indian industry: Reliance Retail, Tata, ITC, Siemens, Mahindra Logistics, Berger Paints, BigBasket and Marico among them. Reliance Industries has used Hyphen SCS as its 3PL partner across solar projects totalling more than 700 MWp of capacity, managing material handling and warehousing at central and site-level locations. Siemens’ logistics manager says the team’s work shows “a commitment to excellence that sets Hyphen SCS apart”.
A shelf full of awards
The work has collected a shelf of recognition. Hyphen SCS won the NASSCOM Emerge 50 Award 2026 for Smart Mobility & Connected Logistics, a National Startup Award for Infrastructure Excellence — one of just 20 national awards from more than 3,100 applicants — and the Tech Transformer title at the Tally MSME Honours 2026, chosen from over 20,000 registrations. Earlier honours include YourStory’s Tech30 in 2022 and selection for the On Deck–Flexport ODX accelerator, picked from 7,933 companies worldwide, and the company is a member of NVIDIA’s Inception programme. In August 2026, it partnered with CarbonCrunch to bring carbon accounting to warehousing. Its ambition is now plain: to build for warehousing what Tally built for accounting — the default platform for an entire Indian industry, and then the world.
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