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Sales Cycle in A Computerized Environment

The document outlines the sales and collection process, detailing objectives, steps, documents involved, internal controls, and the role of information technology. Key steps include taking customer orders, credit approval, order fulfillment, billing, and payment collection. It emphasizes the importance of internal controls and the use of technology to enhance efficiency in the sales and collection activities.
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Sales Cycle in A Computerized Environment

The document outlines the sales and collection process, detailing objectives, steps, documents involved, internal controls, and the role of information technology. Key steps include taking customer orders, credit approval, order fulfillment, billing, and payment collection. It emphasizes the importance of internal controls and the use of technology to enhance efficiency in the sales and collection activities.
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Sales/Collection Process

Outline
• Objectives
• Steps in the sales / collection process
• Documents
• Internal controls
• Information technology

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Objectives
When you finish this chapter, you should be able to:
– Explain the role and purpose of the sales / collection process
– List and discuss, in order, the steps in the process
– Identify and describe documents commonly used in the process
– Suggest and evaluate internal controls associated with sales /
collection activities
– Explain how information technology can make the sales /
collection process more effective and efficient
– Create and interpret systems documents related to sales and
collections

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Steps in the sales / collection
process
1. Take customer order 5. Bill the customer

2. Approve customer 6. Collect payment


credit
7. Process
3. Fill the order based uncollectible
on approved credit receivables as
necessary
4. Ship the product

11-4
Steps in the sales / collection
process
Payment

Order info Customer

1.0
Take Billing info
order. Credit info
Delivered
goods

Order total

4.0
Bill client.

2.0 Approved credit


Check 3.0
credit. Fill & ship
order

5.0
Receive
Figure 8.2 payment
Sales / collection DFD

11-5
Documents
• Customer order • Picking list
– Summarizes items – Guides selection of
ordered and prices items from warehouse
– Originates in sales – Originates in
department warehouse
– Terminates in – Terminates in shipping
warehouse department

11-6
Documents
• Packing list • Bill of lading
– Specifies contents of – Specifies freight terms
shipment • FOB destination or
– Originates in shipping shipping point
• Freight prepaid or
department
collect
– Terminates with
– Originates in shipping
customer
department
– Terminates with
common carrier

11-7
Documents
• Customer invoice • Remittance advice
– Bills client – Provides source document
– Originates in billing for AIS
department – Originates with customer
– Terminates with customer – Terminates with accounting
• Customer check • Deposit slip
– Remits payment – Transmits cash receipts to
– Originates with customer bank
– Terminates with cash – Originates with cash
receipts department receipts department
– Terminates with bank

11-8
Internal controls
• Establishing a formal • Matching documents
credit approval prior to billing
process • Separating duties:
• Maintaining adequate authorization,
inventory custody,
• Incorporating recordkeeping
independent order • Endorsing checks
checking restrictively
• Insuring goods in • Reconciling the bank
transit statement

11-9
Information technology
• Maintain customer lists
• Generate sequentially-numbered forms
• Look up inventory status
• Identify unpaid and past-due invoices
• Record transactions in the accounting
information system
• Report financial information with XBRL

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IN AIS
SALES/COLLECTION
PROCESS
= Order entry/Sales +
Billing/accounts
recievable/ cash reciepts
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OE/S PROCESS
• The order entry/sales (OE/S)
process includes the first four
steps in the order-to-cash
process
1.pre-sales activities
2.sales order processing
3.picking and packing the goods
4.shipping
13
Horizontal View OE/S

1. Customer places
order

14
Horizontal View OE/S

2. Sales order
department requests
credit approval from
the credit department

15
Horizontal View OE/S

3. Credit department
informs sales order
department of
disposition of credit
request

16
Horizontal View OE/S

4. Sales order
department
acknowledges order
to the customer

17
Horizontal View OE/S

5. Sales order
department notifies
shipping department
of sales order

18
Horizontal View OE/S

6. Sales order
department notifies
warehouse and
B/AR/CR process of
shipment

19
Horizontal View OE/S

7. Warehouse sends
completed picking
ticket to shipping

20
Horizontal View OE/S

8. Shipping
department informs
sales order
department of
shipment

21
Horizontal View OE/S

9. Shipping
department informs
carrier, B/AR/CR
process, and general
ledger process of
shipment

22
23
Control Matrix for OE/S

24
OE/S Control Matrix, Cont’d.

25
B/AR/CR PROCESS
• Shipping informs A/R (billing) of
shipment
• A/R send invoice to customer
• A/R informs GL that invoice sent to
customer
• Customer may default, sending
message to credit
• Credit changes CR limit; informs sales
dept. to terminate sales to customer
Cont..
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B/AR/CR PROCESS
• A/R informs GL of write-off
• Customer makes payment on
account
• Cashier informs A/R of
payment
• Cashier informs GL of
payment
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