Glossary In-transit Inventory

In-transit inventory generally refers to products that move to two or more locations that are separated geographically. An example of in-transit inventory is shipping finished products from a factory to a distribution center.

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Identify the visitor without Log-in

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Total conversation

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Glossary In-transit Inventory

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