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Consignment

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What is Consignment?

Consignment is an arrangement where goods are left in the possession of an authorized third party to sell. The consignor retains ownership of the goods until they are sold, and the consignee (the seller) receives a commission or fee for each sale. This is commonly used in retail settings, such as clothing stores, antique shops, and art galleries, where the owner of the goods (the consignor) wants to leverage the seller's (consignee's) customer base without directly selling the items themselves.

What other technologies are related to Consignment?

Consignment Complementary Technologies

Rebates are often used to incentivize consignment sales, making them complementary.
mentioned alongside Consignment in 47% (72) of relevant job posts
Credit management is important in consignment to manage the credit risk associated with consignees holding inventory.
mentioned alongside Consignment in 11% (81) of relevant job posts
Batch management helps in tracking the consignment inventory based on different batches.
mentioned alongside Consignment in 9% (77) of relevant job posts

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