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Inbound Logistics vs. Outbound Logistics

Ship Monk

Today, we’re talking about the difference between inbound logistics and outbound logistics. At a glance, inbound logistics and outbound logistics refer to the different stages that goods go through while moving down the supply chain. ShipMonk offers a bevy of reverse logistics options to control costs on returned customer orders.

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13 Warehouse Types: Definitions, Functions & Examples

Conger

Plenty of examples of warehousing. This accounts for 15% of the total warehousing industry in the US. Lower transportation costs and faster order fulfillment with the ability to choose warehouses by their closeness to customer bases. Perhaps the most prominent fulfillment center example is Amazon’s fulfillment centers.

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Shipping Labels for eCommerce Orders

Ship Monk

Shipping labels are a major part of the inbound and outbound logistics operation—influencing the successful journey of a package from order to final destination, supply chain communication, and customer satisfaction. How many eCommerce orders are you shipping a day? Where are your eCommerce orders shipping to?

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What Is Cross-Docking?

FW Logsitcs

Goods come into the dock and are immediately sorted, consolidated, and loaded onto outbound trucks heading to retail stores, distribution centers, or customer locations. In traditional warehousing, inventory sits in storage for extended periods waiting to be used to fill orders. Outbound trucks deliver shipments to next locations.

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Stord Strengthens its Leading WMS Solution with 3PL-focused Functionality

Stord

Today, Stord One Warehouse powers Stord’s fulfillment operations shipping tens of millions orders annually, as well as leading brands and 3PLs. With thousands of users on the platform shipping hundreds of thousands of orders per day across dozens of facilities, Stord’s WMS has proven its scalability. For example, G.O.S.S.

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What Do You Mean By Supply Chain Visibility?

Logistics Viewpoints

FourKites, for example, can tell one of their shipper clients how long carriers are sitting on average at their warehouses and how this compares to the industry average; Or they can tell a shipper client the appointment reliability at one of that shippers customer’s distribution centers. Today, FourKites can track order visibility.

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3PLs vs. Freight Forwarders

Ship Monk

Ecommerce business owners spend a lot of time and energy moving goods around: raw materials to manufacturers, finished goods to warehouses or fulfillment centers, and final deliveries to customers’ addresses, to name the primary examples. ShipMonk is one example of this type of 3PL. What is a 3PL? That’s what a 3PL does.