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Shipping Execution

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What is Shipping Execution?

Shipping Execution refers to the processes and systems involved in the actual transportation of goods from one location to another. It encompasses activities such as route planning, carrier selection, dispatching, tracking, delivery confirmation, and exception management. Shipping execution systems often integrate with warehouse management systems (WMS), order management systems (OMS), and transportation management systems (TMS) to provide end-to-end visibility and control over the shipping process. Common use cases include optimizing delivery routes, reducing shipping costs, improving on-time delivery performance, and providing real-time tracking information to customers.

What other technologies are related to Shipping Execution?

Shipping Execution Complementary Technologies

Order Management systems manage the orders that require shipping. Shipping Execution systems then handle the actual shipping process. Thus, they are complementary.
mentioned alongside Shipping Execution in 2% (65) of relevant job posts
Inventory management is strongly complementary to Shipping Execution because you need to know what you have in your inventory to ship it. Shipping execution systems rely on inventory information to fulfill orders.
mentioned alongside Shipping Execution in 1% (57) of relevant job posts

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