The term ‘end-to-end logistics’, often abbreviated to E2E, describes a transportation process that encompasses the entire supply chain: Depending on the business, it can already start with product design or with procurement, and then covers all related distribution and transport activities, through to delivery to the final customer. Extended end-to-end logistics processes may also include after-sales services and return logistics.Typical end-to-end logistics tasks include:Communication between manufacturers, suppliers, and customers; Inspection of product / shipment contents; Packaging and warehousing; Scheduling, booking, and other organizational tasks; Transportation, shipping, and delivery services;Possibly: handling customer returns.