kompletacja

Kompletacja is a Polish noun derived from the verb kompletować (to complete, to assemble) and denotes the process of forming a complete set by gathering all required elements. The term comes from komplet (set, collection) with the suffix -acja and is widely used in business, logistics, manufacturing, and collections contexts.

In logistics and supply chain management, kompletacja zamówień refers to the process of selecting and gathering items needed to fulfill a customer order. It typically includes inventory verification, item picking, packing, and preparation for shipment. The efficiency of kompletacja depends on stock accuracy, warehouse layout, and the picking strategy used.

In manufacturing and production, kompletacja means assembling a product from its components according to a bill of materials, ensuring compatibility and adherence to quality standards. It is a preparatory step before packaging or distribution.

In libraries, archives, and collections, kompletacja can describe assembling a complete set of documents or publications, ensuring all volumes or items of a series are present and complete.

In the context of sports, leisure, or retail equipment, kompletacja may refer to forming a complete equipment kit, ensuring that all necessary parts are included.

The related verb is skompletować, and the adjective kompleteowy describes something that is complete or forms a set. The term is common in Polish professional jargon, and its exact meaning depends on the domain of application.