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Same-day shipping ensures speedy dispatch, sending orders out on the day of purchase for swift delivery and enhanced customer satisfaction.

OPLOG Glossary | Same-day Shipping

Same-day shipping

A waybill is a transportation document detailing shipment specifics, including destination and consignee information, essential for smooth logistics operations.

OPLOG Glossary | Waybill

Waybill

Barcoding assigns products unique codes for effortless tracking and efficient inventory management, streamlining operations and enhancing productivity.

OPLOG Glossary | Barcoding

Barcoding

RFID tagging enhances inventory tracking efficiency, enabling rapid and precise product identification, optimizing operational processes.

OPLOG Glossary | Tagging (RFID)

Tagging (RFID)

Fulfillment encompasses the entire process from order receipt to customer delivery, ensuring seamless and efficient transactional experiences.

OPLOG Glossary | Fulfillment

A fulfillment center processes and ships orders, playing a crucial role in ensuring efficient e-commerce operations and timely delivery to customers.

OPLOG Glossary | Fulfillment Center

Fulfillment center

A marketplace is an online platform where multiple vendors sell goods or services, offering a wide range of products to consumers.

OPLOG Glossary | Marketplace

Marketplace

FEFO ensures products are used in order of expiry, minimizing waste and optimizing stock usage in supply chain operations.

OPLOG Glossary | FEFO (first expired first out)

FEFO (first expired first out)

Distribution involves the efficient movement of goods from manufacturers to end consumers, playing a crucial role in the supply chain.

OPLOG Glossary | Distribution

Distribution

Minimum order quantity is the smallest amount customers can order, crucial for optimizing stock management and ensuring efficient inventory control.

OPLOG Glossary | Minimum Order Quantity

Minimum Order Quantity

Bulk cargo comprises large quantities of goods not individually packaged, such as grains or oil, typically transported in bulk containers for efficiency.

OPLOG Glossary | Bulk Cargo

Bulk Cargo

SKU is a unique identifier for each product, crucial for accurate inventory tracking and efficient management, ensuring streamlined operations.

OPLOG Glossary | Stock Keeping Unit (SKU)

Stock keeping unit (SKU)

Handling encompasses the movement and control of goods across the supply chain, ensuring efficient logistics operations.

OPLOG Glossary | Handling

Handling

Same-day delivery guarantees swift goods delivery, elevating customer satisfaction and enhancing overall shopping experience.

OPLOG Glossary | Same-day Delivery

Same-day delivery

Handling costs include expenses related to processing, transporting, and storing goods, impacting overall logistics expenses.

OPLOG Glossary | Handling Costs

Handling costs

Bundling combines products for sale as a single package, often at a discounted rate, enticing customers with added value and convenience.

OPLOG Glossary | Bundling

Bundling

Repackaging involves changing or updating product packaging, often for branding, marketing, or safety reasons, enhancing product appeal and functionality.

OPLOG Glossary | Repackaging

Repackaging

Returns management oversees the return and exchange process, essential for maintaining high-quality customer service and satisfaction levels.

OPLOG Glossary | Returns Management

Returns management

B2B refers to business-to-business transactions, involving the exchange of goods or services between companies.

OPLOG Glossary | Business to business (B2B)

Business to business (B2B)

Packaging serves to protect and present products, playing a crucial role in logistics, transportation, and brand representation.

OPLOG Glossary | Packaging

Packaging

Collecting goods involves gathering items for order fulfillment or distribution, a critical step in ensuring efficient and timely delivery to customers.

OPLOG Glossary | Collecting Goods

Collecting goods

Discover the crucial role of suppliers in the supply chain network and their impact on business efficiency and success.

OPLOG Glossary | Supplier

Supplier

A freight bill details transport charges, essential for financial management in logistics, ensuring cost transparency.

OPLOG Glossary | Freight Bill

Freight bill

Understanding end user needs is vital for market targeting and business growth. Learn more about their importance in market strategies.

OPLOG Glossary | End User

End user

Integration streamlines business processes, enhances productivity across the organization by connecting diverse systems.

OPLOG Glossary | Integration

Integration

Exporting drives economic growth & global connections. Learn about this crucial activity in international trade.

OPLOG Glossary | Export

Export

Explore shipping management intricacies to optimize logistics for seamless operations and customer satisfaction.

OPLOG Glossary | Shipping Management

Shipping management

Explore B2C dynamics and strategies to boost customer engagement and sales growth.

OPLOG Glossary | Business to consumer (B2C)

Business to consumer (B2C)

Serial numbers uniquely identify items, aiding in tracking and warranty management, ensuring product authenticity and quality control.

OPLOG Glossary | Serial Number

Serial number

Dropshipping is a retail model where sellers ship products directly from suppliers to customers, streamlining operations and reducing inventory overhead.

OPLOG Glossary | Dropshipping

Dropshipping

4PL providers oversee a company's complete supply chain, delivering comprehensive logistics solutions to optimize operations and drive efficiency.

OPLOG Glossary | Fourth-party Logistics (4PL)

Fourth-party logistics (4PL)

An integrator combines multiple systems to streamline operations and enhance functionality, driving efficiency and productivity across the organization.

OPLOG Glossary | Integrator

Integrator

Marketplace orders are transactions conducted on online platforms, facilitating connections between sellers and buyers for seamless transactions.

OPLOG Glossary | Marketplace Orders

Marketplace orders

Receiving goods involves accepting and inspecting delivered items for accuracy, ensuring quality control and proper inventory management.

OPLOG Glossary | Receiving Goods

Receiving goods

Inventory management monitors stock levels, ensuring efficient order fulfillment and minimizing waste, vital for optimizing operations.

OPLOG Glossary | Inventory Management

Inventory management

A backorder happens when products are temporarily out of stock but still available for purchase, affecting order fulfillment timelines.

OPLOG Glossary | Backorder

Backorder

Cross-border e-commerce involves online selling and buying of goods between different countries, expanding market reach and opportunities for businesses.

OPLOG Glossary | Cross-border E-commerce

Cross-border e-commerce

A pallet is a flat transport structure essential for efficient material handling and storage, optimizing logistics operations and warehouse management.

OPLOG Glossary | Pallet

Pallet

Electronic invoicing streamlines billing processes, offering efficient, paperless financial transactions.

OPLOG Glossary | Electronic Invoicing

Electronic invoicing

Multi-warehousing optimizes inventory distribution across various locations, enhancing supply chain efficiency.

OPLOG Glossary | Multi-warehousing

Multi-warehousing

Cycle count helps manage inventory accuracy, offering periodic auditing of stock without a full inventory count.

OPLOG Glossary | Cycle Count

Cycle count

ABC Classification streamlines inventory management by categorizing items based on importance and usage rates.

OPLOG Glossary | ABC Classification

ABC Classification

Value-added services enhance product offerings, adding extra features or services for customer satisfaction.

OPLOG Glossary | Value-added Services

Value-added services

INCOTERMS define international shipping responsibilities, clarifying the roles of buyers and sellers in global trade.

OPLOG Glossary | INCOTERMS

INCOTERMS

Fill rate measures the percentage of customer demand met from stock, indicating supply chain effectiveness.

OPLOG Glossary | Fill Rate

Fill rate

The supply chain encompasses all steps from product creation to delivery, crucial for business operations.

OPLOG Glossary | Supply Chain

Supply chain

Wall-to-wall stock count provides a complete inventory review, crucial for accurate stock management and control.

OPLOG Glossary | Wall-to-wall Stock Count

Wall-to-wall Stock Count

Shipping codes and labels contain vital shipping information, ensuring accurate and timely delivery.

OPLOG Glossary | Shipping Code and Label

Shipping code and label

Mispick refers to incorrect item selection during order fulfillment, impacting accuracy and customer satisfaction.

OPLOG Glossary | Mispick

Mispick

Third-party logistics offer outsourced logistics services, covering transportation, warehousing, and fulfillment operations.

OPLOG Glossary | Third-party Logistics

Third-party logistics

Volumetric weight calculates shipping costs based on package size, crucial for transportation efficiency.

OPLOG Glossary | Volumetric Weight

Volumetric weight

Tracking and tracing provide visibility of shipments, enabling real-time monitoring and location identification.

OPLOG Glossary | Tracking and Tracing

Tracking and tracing

Quality control ensures products meet required standards, maintaining high customer satisfaction levels.

OPLOG Glossary | Quality Control

Quality control

Kitting assembles individual items into ready-to-ship sets, streamlining the order fulfillment process.

OPLOG Glossary | Kitting

Kitting

Omnichannel fulfillment integrates various sales channels, ensuring a cohesive customer purchasing experience.

OPLOG GLOSSARY