- directed or moving inward or toward a center; "the inbound train"; "inward flood of capital"
- To pass a ball inbounds; Coming in, heading inwards
- Involving non-residents of a country traveling to that destination. Also called Incoming.
- of ASDA's orders filled by supplier over a given time
- A direction of Muni service, usually heading toward downtown San Francisco.
- Type of contact center service in which operators wait for calls from customers.
- A term used to describe incoming freight.
- Inbound telemarketing is where respondents reply to a telephone number, usually as a response to a mailer or an advertisement.
- The flow of products into a distribution center prior to order selection.
- Calls which originate outside of the company and terminate inside of it are described as inbound.
- Inward bound. Direction of vessel or cargo going to port of discharge or final destination.
- Any phone calls that come into a telemarketing call center.
- Transmission of a signal to the satellite. In a network it is typically referred to as the transmission from the remote router to a satellite to a hub.
- A call initiated from someone else, coming in to your line.
- The journey returning from the intended destination to the origin.
- We refer to inbound as traffic we receive and that is directed to you, such as calls to your DID telephone numbers.
- Inbound marketing is a marketing strategy that focuses on getting found by customers. It is recommended[3] that marketers “earn their way in” (via publishing helpful information on a blog, videos on YouTube, etc.)
- A flight coming into the airport.
- To pass the ball on a throw-in.
- Freight moving toward a terminal.
- logistics²getting needed materials and other inputs into the firm from suppliers