Assignment Order Supply Chain

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An assignment order in the supply chain is a document or electronic instruction that allocates specific logistics tasks or orders to a designated carrier or warehouse. It includes details on the goods to be shipped, delivery schedules, and responsibilities, ensuring efficient handling of transportation and storage processes.

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