Outbound logistics refers to the activities and processes undertaken by a business to store, transport, and deliver its goods to customers. It primarily involves the movement and storage of finished products. The outbound logistics process commences when a customer places a sales order for the desired products. From there, the business engages in various activities, such as picking and packing the ordered items, arranging transportation, and managing inventory to fulfill the customer's order. The ultimate goal of outbound logistics is to ensure timely and accurate delivery of products to customers, thus completing the supply chain cycle and satisfying customer demands.