Hi Sara,
Let us take an example of an Inbound and Outbound Scenarios. Let us talk of Outbound Scenario first.
Outbound Scenario:
As a pharma manufacturer i have a requirement of tracking my pharma units at the case level. I have manufactured my medicines which get packed at the manufacturing location itself and gets distributed to a distribution center. Now in distributon center i pack my cases into pallets and send them for retail outlets. The tracking which i do at case level at the release of these goods/medicines is an outbound scenario.
Inbound Scenario:
Similarly lets take a scenario of an inbound scenario. I am a retailer or a customer. A distribution center is sending me goods against the purchase order. The sender sends me the goods and also sends an ASN. Now i receive ASN and after that goods are also received. On reading the affixed RFID tags i can read against the ASN what goods with which serial numbers arrived. This automates by Inbound scenario.
I hope this helps.
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