Inbound and Outbound Logistics

Inbound and
outbound
logistics
Realised by :
BELMATI Imane Supervised by :
MOUSSALI Salma Mr : EL OMARI
Plan • Inbound and
outbound logistics • Benefits of inbound and
processes outbound logistics
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• How to optimize your • The difference

inbound and outbound Icon Icon between inbound and
logistics outbound logistics
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• An inbound and outbound • The inbound logistics

logistics example and the outbound
logistics
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• Inbound logistics
Sourcing and Ordering/
procurement purchasing
Transportation
Receiving
Material handling Put away
Storing and
Inventory
warehousing
management
Benefits of inbound logistics:
Higher product quality
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Ability to spot supply chain

On-time deliveries
problems
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Better inventory Lower costs for shipping and

management receiving.
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Inbound logistics processes
- The receiving team handles
Find and buy raw materials products sent back from
Records purchase order customers for returns and
invoice and receipt repair.
Receiving

Purchasing materials Reverse logistics
- The goods arrive

- Verification of the quantity
and condition against the
purchase order, and then
sent to storage
Here is how logistics work An inbound logistics example :
for an apparel manufacturer
called Sorina Designs.
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The procurement team works A
02 procurement clerk
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The vendors send
with the designers to find generates purchase orders, electronic order
vendors for each component sends these to suppliers, acknowledgments along
that meet Sarina’s needs for logs the purchase orders with shipment and
price, color, style, quantity, and and matches them with tracking information.
delivery date. The purchasing invoices and receipts.
manager negotiates contracts
with each vendor.
Here is how logistics work An inbound logistics example :
for an apparel manufacturer
called Sorina Designs.
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Trucks carrying the supplies
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Sorina’s receiving staff
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The receiving team also
arrive at Sorina Designs’ unloads the incoming handles the return of
facility. materials, scanning barcodes unsold clothing from
and identify the products. retailers.
They verify the quantity and
condition against the purchase
order. The materials move to
the warehouse.
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• Outbound logistics
Warehousing and Inventory
storage management
Transportation
Last mile delivery
Benefits of outbound logistics:
 Faster deliveries
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 Reduced delivery failures or

 More on-time deliveries mistakes
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 Stronger company  Higher customer satisfaction

reputation and loyalty
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Outbound logistics
processes
. Once an order is received, it is sent to the
- Carriers pick up the
packages, and the
warehouse management system (WMS) and pushed finished products are
into the queue to be processed shipped out.
Product picking and

packing

Order processing Shipping out finished
goods
- Products are packaged,

labeled, and sorted by
carrier and service.
An outbound logistics
example :
•Picture Perfect decide the quantities of each product
and size to purchase.
• Sorina’s order processing team checks Picture

Perfect’s order by confirming Sorina has the right
number, sizes, garment types and colors available.
They send an order confirmation to Picture Perfect.
Sorina’s inventory management system allocates
these items, so the clothes are no longer available
for sale to anyone else. The system sends an order
manifest and picking tickets to the warehouse.
example :
• Workers move clothing from remote storage to the
shipping warehouse to replace purchased product
as necessary. Sorina’s planners note that a
particular blazer is selling faster than expected and
ask the garment makers to sew more.
• Warehouse staff uses a zone strategy to pick

garments for multiple orders. Workers hang Picture
Perfect’s blouses, for example, on electric garment
racks along with blouses that are part of orders
from two other retailers.
example :
• All the clothing items in Picture Perfect’s order
come together at the packing station. A staff
member scans barcodes on the hangers to confirm
the order is correct. Packer’s box the order with
tissue, so the garments do not wrinkle. They put
boxes together on pallets, shrink wrap the pallets
and affix destination and manifest labels.
• The order departs. Sorina’s system logs the

shipment and sends tracking information to Picture
Perfect’s purchasing department. Sorina’s system
also sends arrival information to the chain’s
distribution centers.
The difference between inbound
and outbound logistics :
•Inbound logistic encompasses all processes
related to receiving your products from suppliers
and manufacturers — products coming in. It
includes procurement of raw materials, sourcing,
buying, storing, and distributing goods, and
supplier returns. On the other hand, outbound
logistics is all about delivering products to
customers — orders going out. It includes
inventory management, order management,
packing, distribution, and more.
Lower Your Inventory Costs
Negotiate Your Rates with Your

logistics :
Carriers
Consolidating Inbound Freight
Deliveries
Building Strong and Strategic

Relationships with Suppliers
Developing Vendor Inbound Compliance
Standards (VICS)
Using a Transportation
How to optimize your
inbound and outbound
Management System (TMS)
Implement Cross-Docking
The impacts of customer experience on outbound logistics
On-time delivery is essential

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Delivering to the wrong address is
unacceptable
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The product must arrive in an
acceptable condition
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Conclusion
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Inbound and

• How to optimize your • The difference

• An inbound and outbound • The inbound logistics

Higher product quality

Ability to spot supply chain

Better inventory Lower costs for shipping and

- The goods arrive

 Reduced delivery failures or

 Stronger company  Higher customer satisfaction

Product picking and

- Products are packaged,

• Sorina’s order processing team checks Picture

• Warehouse staff uses a zone strategy to pick

• The order departs. Sorina’s system logs the

Negotiate Your Rates with Your

Building Strong and Strategic

Management System (TMS)

On-time delivery is essential

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