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[[Category:Supply Chain]] | [[Category:Supply Chain]] |
The activities associated with the receiving and responding to customer inquiries. This includes responding to inquiries on product availability, lead times, transportation costs.
Inquiries within the Supply Chain domain differ from inquiries in the Sales & Support domain. A Sales & Support inquiry is an inquiry to establish a relationship between the Buying and Selling parties. This relationship is in many industries established by means of a contract. Process Inquiry generally occurs after such relationship is established. Activities –such as quotations to non-customers– are typically not included in this process.
A quotation may or may not reserve inventory until the quote expires. Distribution Costs Order Management Cost Available-To-Promise Quote-to-Cash Inquiry-to-Order Request for Quote Quotation Incoterms
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ATP | Available-To-Promise | ATP | |
INCO | Incoterms | INCO | |
I2O | Inquiry-to-Order | I2O | |
Quote | Quotation | Quote | |
Q2C | Quote-to-Cash | Q2C | |
RFQ | Request for Quote | RFQ |
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