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what is the difference between inbound and outbound delivery?
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Answer Posted / manoj kumar guin
when u have to deliver something to the customer ,in which
stock is to be moved out from ur premises to the customer
its outbound delivery .When you are receiving something
into your site,its an inbound .
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