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fulfillment1775, "a filling or carrying out, completion;" see fulfill + -ment.
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fulfillmentThe gathering of orders or offers from a sales promotion event and the process of completing the event by distributing items integral to the event such as premiums, rebates, bounce back offer, or ordered merchandise.
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fulfillmentThe delivery of benefits promised to the sponsor in the contract. Source: IEG
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fulfillmentThe act of fulfilling a customer order. Fulfillment includes order management, picking, packaging, and shipping.
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fulfillmentDefinition Completion of a sales order.
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fulfillmentAlso called order fulfillment, in electronic commerce terminology, it is the term used to describe the complete process used by a company from the point of sale onward to the delivery of a product to [..]
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fulfillmentthe term for the actual or felt satisfaction of needs and desires and the attainment of aspirations. See also wish fulfilment.
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fulfillmentAll the activities undertaken by a publisher or vendor in supplying materials to a library or library system, including order processing, shipping and warehousing, maintaining sales and inventory reco [..]
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fulfillmentThe activity of processing customer shipments. Though most manufacturig and warehouse operations will process customer shipments, this term usually refers to operations that ship many small orders (us [..]
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fulfillmentThe customer has done the activity or participated in the tour, the service has been provided.
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fulfillmentThe process by which the card is matched to a letter, inserted into an envelope, metered and delivered to the post office. Personalization is available using several different methods along with conti [..]
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fulfillmentIn ecommerce, fulfillment is the process of completing an order. The term may also be applied to third-party companies that inventory products and ship orders on behalf of an online store.
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fulfillmentThe process of receiving, packaging, and shipping orders.
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fulfillment(n) a feeling of satisfaction at having achieved your desires(n) the act of consummating something (a desire or promise etc)
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fulfillment An all-inclusive term referring to the numerous tasks involved in creating, updating and maintaining an active subscriber list and producing the mailing labels and necessary statistics and reports for auditing and marketing purposes. Fulfillment is accomplished either through an outside supplier a fulfillment bureau (also called a fulfillment hous [..]
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fulfillmentn. (of ones commitments) cumplimiento (de los compromisos)
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fulfillmentThe process of supplying a finished, manufactured product directly from a manufacturing facility to a distributor or end user. The fulfillment cycle may include receiving customer orders and configuring the products to order, plus shipping and invoicing products to distribution outlets or end users.
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fulfillmentFulfillment is the process of taking an order and executing it by making it ready for delivery to its intended customer. For example, if a company wants to do a mail-in gift with purchase, Cosmetic Pr [..]
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fulfillmentSending an order to a customer. DeLano offers fulfillment and warehousing services, so all you have to do is take orders. We can handle the shipping.
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fulfillmentWithin the travel industry, the primarily manual steps a travel agent must take between the time a reservation is made and the transaction completed, e.g., performing policy management, completing doc [..]
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fulfillmentThe process of delivering a product, such as a brochure, to a customer.
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fulfillmentServicing consumers and trade who request information as a result of advertising or promotional programs. Service often includes an 800 number, sales staff and distribution of materials.
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fulfillmentServicing consumers and trade who request information as a result of advertising or promotional programs. Service often includes an 800 number, sales staff and distribution of materials.
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fulfillmentFulfillment refers to the process of picking, packing, and sending goods from the warehouse to a customer.
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fulfillmentIn ecommerce, fulfillment is the process of completing an order. The term may also be applied to third-party companies that inventory products and ship orders on behalf of an online store.
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