Examlex

Solved

Below Is the Narrative for the "Receive Payment" Portion (I

question 121

Essay

Below is the narrative for the "Receive payment" portion (i.e., bubble 3.0) of the B/AR/CR process.
Narrative Description
The payment and remittance advice data triggers the receive payment process. Upon receipt of the payment and RA from the bank, process 3.1 first validates the remittance by comparing the payment to the RA. Mismatches are rejected for later processing. If the payment and RA agree, the validated remittance is sent to process 3.2, which uses the RA to update the accounts receivable master data to reflect the customer's payment and records the collection in the cash receipts events data, and notifies the general ledger process of the amount of the cash deposited. This is an immediate update of the GL for a single cash receipt.
Required:
From the DFD in TB Figure 11.7 and the narrative description above, explode bubble 3.0 into a lower-level diagram showing the details of that process.
Below is the narrative for the  Receive payment  portion (i.e., bubble 3.0) of the B/AR/CR process. Narrative Description The payment and remittance advice data triggers the receive payment process. Upon receipt of the payment and RA from the bank, process 3.1 first validates the remittance by comparing the payment to the RA. Mismatches are rejected for later processing. If the payment and RA agree, the validated remittance is sent to process 3.2, which uses the RA to update the accounts receivable master data to reflect the customer's payment and records the collection in the cash receipts events data, and notifies the general ledger process of the amount of the cash deposited. This is an immediate update of the GL for a single cash receipt. Required: From the DFD in TB Figure 11.7 and the narrative description above, explode bubble 3.0 into a lower-level diagram showing the details of that process.

Identify the impact of promotions on inventory levels.
Understand the concept of forward buying and its impact on supply chain management.
Apply linear programming to solve sales and operations planning problems.
Interpret the results of linear programming in a business context.

Definitions:

Social Motives

The underlying psychological needs, drives, or desires that influence individuals' social behavior and interactions.

Human Welfare

Refers to the general health, happiness, and safety of a person or society, addressing aspects such as economic, social, and physical well-being.

Power-oriented Leaders

Leaders focused on maintaining control and authority over their followers or subordinates to achieve goals.

Assertiveness

The quality of being self-assured and confident without being aggressive, enabling clear and direct communication.

Related Questions