What is meant by in bound and out bound delivery

hai sap sd gurus,
please tell me, wht is meant by in bound and out bound delivery?

>
peruru sreenivas wrote:
> hai sap sd gurus,
>  please tell me, wht is meant by in bound and out bound delivery?
Hi Sreeni,
See any delivery that is inbound i.e. bound to come in like Returns from Customer or Delivery from a Vendor to us or any other delivery which is coming to us.....
Similarly any delivery that is outbound i.e. bound to go out like the deliveries we do to customers are Outbound deliveries
Reward if helpful
Regards
Abhishek

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