What is Outbound Interface

Hi Experts,
Could one explain to me
What is outbound Interface,what is the purpose of Outbound interface and what is the use
Thanks & Regards
Vikas Raj

Hi,
The interface through which data comes inside SAP is inbound interface on the other hand the interface through which data goes out of SAP is called outbound interface.
Rgds
Mayank

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