CASE B: Car Stuff, Inc. (Shipping) Before starting this case, review the facts of Case A and see that a picking ticket has been printed in the warehouse and will be used to assemble the customer's order. The completed order (goods and attached picking ticket) is forwarded to the ship- ping department. The shipping clerk keys the sales order number into the computer, and the order is displayed on the screen. The shipping clerk keys in the items and quantities being shipped, and after the computer displays the shipment data, the clerk accepts the input. After the shipment is accepted, the computer updates the sales order and inventory master data and creates a record for billing (in the billing- due list data store). The computer also prints a packing slip and bill of lading on a printer in the shipping department. These shipping documents and the goods are given to the carrier for shipment to the customer.