Endpoint (noun)

1. A point marking the end of a line, path, or process.
2. The conclusion of a process or activity.
3. The endpoint of a network is a remote node that acts as a terminus for data communication between computer networks.

Origin:

Early 19th century; earliest use found in james mill (1773–1836), philosopher and economist. from end + point.

Examples:

1. The endpoint of the journey was the city.
2. The endpoint of the treatment was successful.
3. The endpoint of the network was located in a remote area.
4. She reached the endpoint of the marathon with a sense of accomplishment.
5. The endpoint of the process was a new product.