Which of the following items apply to the Consignment Collaboration Process?

Consignment stocked in the buyer's warehouses or production facilities are not paid for until they have been used.

The buyer is responsible for the collection of obsolete goods and removal from the site.

The transfer of ownership to the buyer at the time of consumption, and often including the transfer of location, is called a consignment movement.

Consignment Collaboration Process increases replenishment lead times and stock-outs.