You are the auditor of Ulverstone Pty Ltd, which installs home security systems to households in the North West Coast. The following information describes the billing process, which is part of the revenue cycle of the business.

The date of installation of a security system is confirmed with the customer by the manager of Ulverstone Pty Ltd, who then prepares an Installation Instruction Form (which serves as a sales order form), which is sent to the Accounts Receivable Section. The Accounts Receivable Clerk enters the details into the computer system, which saves the sales order data and prints two copies of the invoice. The Accounts Receivable Clerk sends the printed invoices and the Installation Instruction Form to the Manager. The Manager then checks the details of the invoices and posts one copy of the invoice to the customer. The Installation Instruction Form is matched to the other copy of the invoice and the matched documents are filed in customer number order in an Awaiting Payment file.

Required

Prepare a systems flowchart for the billing cycle for Ulverstone Pty Ltd as described above.

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- there are pre-prepared flowchart symbols in the spreadsheet. You will need to copy and paste to create the symbols you need. If you need different symbols, they can be found in Insert/Shapes/Flowchart. Delete symbols not needed.

- you will need to label the symbols appropriately

- you will need to join the symbols using Insert/Shapes/Arrow

Spreadsheet are presented in the four pictures.

8. Blanket purchase order 1. Economic order quantity (EOQ) a. A document that creates a legal obligation to buy and pay for goods or services 9. Evaluated receipts settlement (ERS) 2. Materials requirements planning (MRP) 3. Just-in-time (JIT) inventory system 4. Purchase requisition 10. Payment voucher 11. Receiving report b. The method used to maintain the cash balance in petty cash account c. The time to reorder inventory triggered when the quantity on hand falls to a predetermined level d. A document used to authorise a reduction in accounts payable because merchandise has been returned to a supplier e. An inventory control system that triggers production based upon actual sales f. An inventory control system that triggers production based on forecasted sales g. A document used only internally to initiate the purchase of materials, supplies or services h. A process for approving supplier invoices based on a two-way match of the receiving report and purchase order i. A process for approving supplier invoices based on a three-way match of the purchase order, receiving report, and supplier invoice j. A method of maintaining accounts payable in which each supplier invoice is tracked and paid for separately k. A method of maintaining accounts payable that generates one cheque to pay for a set of invoices from the same supplier 1. Combination of a purchase order, receiving report, and supplier invoice that all relate to the same transaction m. A document used to list each invoice being paid by a cheque n. An inventory control system that seeks to minimise the sum of ordering, carrying, and stockout costs 5. Imprest fund 12. Debit memo 6. Purchase order 7. Procurement card 13. Vendor-managed inventory 14. Voucher package 15. Non-voucher system 16. Voucher system o. A system whereby suppliers are granted access to point-of-sale (POS) and inventory data in order to automatically replenish inventory levels P. An agreement to purchase set quantities at specified intervals from a specific supplier 4. A document used to record the quantities and condition of items delivered by a supplier 1. A special-purpose credit card used to purchase supplies 1. Economic order quantit n. An inventory control system that seeks to minimise (EOQ) the sum of ordering, carrying, and stockout costs 2. Materials requirements f. An inventory control system that triggers production planning (MRP) based on forecasted sales 3. Just-in-time (JIT) e. An inventory control system that triggers production inventory system based upon actual sales 4. Purchase requisition g. A document used only internally to initiate the purchase of materials, supplies or services 5. Imprest fund b. The method used to maintain the cash balance in petty cash account 6. Purchase order a. A document that creates a legal obligation to buy and pay for goods or services 7. Procurement card 1. A special-purpose credit card used to purchase supplies 8. Blanket purchase order 0. A system whereby suppliers are granted access to point-of-sale (POS) and inventory data in order to automatically replenish inventory levels P. An agreement to purchase set quantities at specified intervals from a specific supplier 9. Evaluated receipts settlement (ERS) 4. A document used to record the quantities and condition of items delivered by a supplier h. A process for approving supplier invoices based on a two-way match of the receiving report and purchase order 10. Payment voucher m. A document used to list each invoice being paid by a cheque 11. Receiving report 1. Combination of a purchase order, receiving report, and supplier invoice that all relate to the same transaction 12. Debit memo d. A document used to authorise a reduction in accounts payable because merchandise has been returned to a supplier 13. Vendor-managed inventory 14. Voucher package fff eeeee SSSSS ZZZZ 8. Blanket purchase order 1. Economic order quantity (EOQ) a. A document that creates a legal obligation to buy and pay for goods or services 9. Evaluated receipts settlement (ERS) 2. Materials requirements planning (MRP) 3. Just-in-time (JIT) inventory system 4. Purchase requisition 10. Payment voucher 11. Receiving report b. The method used to maintain the cash balance in petty cash account c. The time to reorder inventory triggered when the quantity on hand falls to a predetermined level d. A document used to authorise a reduction in accounts payable because merchandise has been returned to a supplier e. An inventory control system that triggers production based upon actual sales f. An inventory control system that triggers production based on forecasted sales g. A document used only internally to initiate the purchase of materials, supplies or services h. A process for approving supplier invoices based on a two-way match of the receiving report and purchase order i. A process for approving supplier invoices based on a three-way match of the purchase order, receiving report, and supplier invoice j. A method of maintaining accounts payable in which each supplier invoice is tracked and paid for separately k. A method of maintaining accounts payable that generates one cheque to pay for a set of invoices from the same supplier 1. Combination of a purchase order, receiving report, and supplier invoice that all relate to the same transaction m. A document used to list each invoice being paid by a cheque n. An inventory control system that seeks to minimise the sum of ordering, carrying, and stockout costs 5. Imprest fund 12. Debit memo 6. Purchase order 7. Procurement card 13. Vendor-managed inventory 14. Voucher package 15. Non-voucher system 16. Voucher system o. A system whereby suppliers are granted access to point-of-sale (POS) and inventory data in order to automatically replenish inventory levels P. An agreement to purchase set quantities at specified intervals from a specific supplier 4. A document used to record the quantities and condition of items delivered by a supplier 1. A special-purpose credit card used to purchase supplies 1. Economic order quantit n. An inventory control system that seeks to minimise (EOQ) the sum of ordering, carrying, and stockout costs 2. Materials requirements f. An inventory control system that triggers production planning (MRP) based on forecasted sales 3. Just-in-time (JIT) e. An inventory control system that triggers production inventory system based upon actual sales 4. Purchase requisition g. A document used only internally to initiate the purchase of materials, supplies or services 5. Imprest fund b. The method used to maintain the cash balance in petty cash account 6. Purchase order a. A document that creates a legal obligation to buy and pay for goods or services 7. Procurement card 1. A special-purpose credit card used to purchase supplies 8. Blanket purchase order 0. A system whereby suppliers are granted access to point-of-sale (POS) and inventory data in order to automatically replenish inventory levels P. An agreement to purchase set quantities at specified intervals from a specific supplier 9. Evaluated receipts settlement (ERS) 4. A document used to record the quantities and condition of items delivered by a supplier h. A process for approving supplier invoices based on a two-way match of the receiving report and purchase order 10. Payment voucher m. A document used to list each invoice being paid by a cheque 11. Receiving report 1. Combination of a purchase order, receiving report, and supplier invoice that all relate to the same transaction 12. Debit memo d. A document used to authorise a reduction in accounts payable because merchandise has been returned to a supplier 13. Vendor-managed inventory 14. Voucher package fff eeeee SSSSS ZZZZ