Location and warehouse auction software, organized around the goods.
Run auctions grouped by warehouse, yard, or seller facility — with per-site pickup windows, location-based discovery, and clean multi-site settlement, on a branded platform you own.
When the goods live in specific buildings — a warehouse, an equipment yard, a storage facility, an estate site — the question every serious bidder asks is the same: where do I pick this up, and when? Location and warehouse auction software answers that before the first bid, because every lot is tied to its physical site.
Unovance lets you group lots by location, attach distinct pickup windows and load-out rules to each site, and still present a single catalog and a single invoice to the buyer. A liquidation across three warehouses, a multi-yard fleet dispersal, or a single facility clear-out all run cleanly from one event.
Because removal-heavy goods reward repeat regional buyers, the relationship matters as much as the listing. On Unovance you own the brand, the bidder data, and the buyer relationship — so the local buyers who clear your sites keep coming back to your platform, not a marketplace that rents them to you.
Everything you need to run site-based sales.
Lots grouped by physical site
Catalog every lot to its warehouse, yard, or seller facility so bidders shop, filter, and bid by location from the first click.
Per-location logistics
Set distinct pickup windows, load-out instructions, removal deadlines, and contacts for each site without splitting the sale into separate events.
Site-aware invoicing & settlement
Roll wins into one buyer invoice while keeping consignor and facility accounting clean for multi-site, multi-consignor sales.
Map and radius discovery
Let local buyers find lots near them with location filters and distance sorting — the people most likely to show up and remove the goods.
Frequently asked questions
What is location and warehouse auction software?+
It is auction software organized around physical sites. Instead of treating every lot as an abstract listing, each lot is tied to a warehouse, yard, or seller facility — so the catalog, search, pickup logistics, and settlement all respect where the goods actually are.
Who is this format for?+
It fits liquidators, fleet and equipment yards, storage operators, estate and facility clear-outs, and any house running sales across more than one building or address. Anywhere the answer to "where do I pick this up?" changes by lot, site-based grouping pays off.
Can a single sale span multiple warehouses?+
Yes. You can run one event that spans many locations, with each lot inheriting its site's pickup window, removal deadline, and load-out rules. Bidders see one catalog; your team and your buyers still get site-specific logistics.
How does ownership matter for warehouse auctions?+
Local-removal goods reward repeat regional buyers — the bidders who keep coming back to a site. On Unovance you own that branded relationship and the bidder data, instead of renting traffic from a marketplace that owns your buyers.
Run your locations as one sale you own.
See how Unovance groups lots by warehouse and facility, handles per-site logistics, and keeps your regional buyers coming back to your brand.