A subsequent delivery is a delivery of products to meet demand or to replace a previous defective delivery. It becomes required in logistics when an order cannot be fulfilled with a single delivery due to a lack of available stock. If a product is defective the first time it is delivered, the client has the right to a faultless delivery from the seller.

Subsequent deliveries, on the other hand, generally cause a lot of labor because they run alongside the normal shipping process. Customers may get dissatisfied as a result of these.