Inbound VAS

Quelle: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Value-added_services

Value-added services applied to inbound shipments to improve the receiving process and overall supply chain efficiency. Examples include receiving inspection, labeling, kitting, re-packaging, re-labeling, documentation, barcoding, quality checks, sorting, and other value-adding activities performed at or around the point of inbound receipt.

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