Connotation of e-commerce logistics, information flow, capital flow and business flow

1. Logistics: refers to the distribution and transmission channels of goods and services. For most goods and services, logistics may still be delivered through traditional distribution channels. However, some goods and services can be delivered directly through online transmission, such as various electronic publications, information consulting services and valuable information.

2. Information flow: it includes not only the provision of commodity information, promotion and marketing, technical support and after-sales service, but also business documents such as inquiry, quotation, payment notice and transfer notice, as well as the payment ability, payment reputation and intermediary reputation of the trading party.

3. Capital flow: the process of transferring self-owned funds to the merchant's account after the user confirms the purchase of goods. Mainly refers to the transfer process of funds, including payment, transfer, exchange and other processes.

4. Business flow: the process of changing the form of goods in circulation, that is, from monetary form to commodity form and from commodity form to monetary form. With the occurrence of the buying and selling relationship, the ownership of the goods will be transferred. The concept of "business flow" is to consider how to pull up from the terminal, guide dealers how to operate products, assist dealers to establish distribution channels, act as a bridge for manufacturers, facilitate smooth communication between them, and control dealers' operation behavior.