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What is Inbound to Outbound (I2O)?

The Inbound-to-Outbound (I2O) domain describes the processes necessary to handle incoming deliveries from suppliers, vendor and customer returns, as well as final delivery of products to customers, subcontractors and other warehouses. It also encompasses processes for warehousing, staging of materials and receiving semi-finished and finished products from production.

We have structured the Inbound-to-Outbound (I2O) scenarios in different clusters:

inbound logistics,

staging for production,

inbound logistics from production,

outbound logistics,

transportation management,

transportation sourcing,

transportation costing, and

internal warehouse operations.

Inbound logistics

  • Inbound logistics

  • Inbound logistics with stock in transit

  • Cross-docking

  • Inbound third-party logistics 

  • Inbound storage tank management

  • Tank trailer filling

Staging for production

  • Staging for production

  • Staging for production (Kanban)

  • Staging for production with delivery

  • Staging for production directly from vendor

Inbound logistics from production

  • Inbound from production

  • Inbound from production with delivery

Outbound logistics

  • Outbound logistics

  • Outbound logistics with stock in transit

  • Outbound third-party logistics

  • Waste management logistics

Transportation management

  • Transportation management inhouse

  • Transportation management outsourced

  • Transportation management for drop shipment

Transportation sourcing

  • Transportation sourcing

Transportation costing

  • Transportation costing inhouse

  • Transportation costing outsourced

Internal warehouse operations

  • Inventory counting

  • Stock adjustments

 
 

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