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What is the primary purpose of utilizing the Marketing Performance Management module?

  • To manage customer service inquiries
  • To track employee performance
  • To create marketing strategies
  • To estimate expected incremental sales and compare campaign effectiveness (correct)

Which of the following is NOT typically found in a sales invoice?

  • Marketing campaign details (correct)
  • Date of sale
  • Customer's contact information
  • Quantity purchased

How can customer service levels be improved according to the content?

  • By reducing the number of products offered
  • By ranking customer complaints and analyzing their responses (correct)
  • By increasing the prices of products with high return rates
  • By outsourcing customer service tasks

What impact do product return patterns have on revenue?

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What should be analyzed to improve order fill rates?

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In what scenario would a business typically issue a sales invoice?

<p>Whenever a sale or service occurs (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Why is it important to compare actual sales results to expected results?

<p>To measure campaign effectiveness and refine future campaigns (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What type of businesses typically charge by the hour rather than by volume?

<p>Recording studios (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is one primary function of an invoice?

<p>To act as proof of purchase for both parties (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How have modern changes affected the way invoices are sent?

<p>Invoices are primarily sent via email instead of traditional mail or fax. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which feature is NOT mentioned as part of the sales invoice system software?

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What security options are provided in the sales invoice system?

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What does the invoice statement generator in the sales invoice system rely on?

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What must an Offeror do if they have inaccuracies in a submitted Quotation?

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What might disqualify a Quotation from being accepted?

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Which of the following statements is true about alternative Quotations?

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How long is a Quotation deemed open for acceptance after submission?

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What action must an Offeror take regarding inquiries about the Request for Quotations?

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What is prohibited during the Quotation process?

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What must an Offeror include when providing a description of their alternative Quotation?

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For what reasons may materials be canceled or returned after delivery according to the policy?

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What is the primary purpose of an invoice?

<p>To indicate products, quantities, and prices owed (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does sales analysis primarily help a business determine?

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Which of the following best describes the dispatching function?

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What is a key component of effective order acceptance procedures?

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Which of the following processes is essential for integrating new technology into products?

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What aspect does customer value assessment typically focus on?

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What does effective sales analysis help a business improve?

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Which function is responsible for transforming purchased components into finished products?

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What is the purpose of a Goods Receipt Note (GRN)?

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What does the GRN automatically do when materials are received?

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How does the ERP system differentiate between vendor materials and sub-contractor materials?

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What happens if the goods received quantity is less than the challan quantity?

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Which of the following does not occur when using the GRN?

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What role does the Excise update button serve in the GRN process?

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Which statement describes the item-level GRN functionality?

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What is a key responsibility of the QC inspector in the GRN process?

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What is the first step in the follow-up process for late shipments?

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When should the second follow-up contact be made during the delivery period?

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Which document should be forwarded to the appropriate CPA purchaser regarding a late delivery?

<p>All correspondence related to the late delivery. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the relationship between the PURCHASE DEPT and the VENDOR in the Entity Relationship Diagram?

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Which diagram represents the context and boundaries of the Purchase Order System?

<p>CLD: Context Level Diagram. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What role does the A/C DEPT play in the Purchase Order Processing System?

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What does the GRN represent in the context of the Purchase Order System?

<p>Goods Receipt Note. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is NOT a suggested method for following up on late shipments?

<p>Wait for the vendor to contact you. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Quotation Submission

Submitting formal offers to provide goods or services, using specified forms and signed by an authorized representative.

Quotation Form Corrections

Any changes to entries on the quotation form must be initialed by the person signing the form.

Complete Quotation Requirement

Offerors must quote on all items specified unless explicitly allowed for partial quotations; failure to do so may lead to disqualification.

Alternative Quotations

Alternative solutions are considered if completely described, including samples and specifications, and submitted as part of the initial proposal, not a separate document

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Quotation Open Period

A quotation is typically open for acceptance for 60 calendar days from the date of submission.

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Inquiry Submission Deadline

Questions/inquiries must be submitted in writing and received by the purchasing agent at least seven calendar days before the quotation deadline.

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Quotation Changes

Updates to the quotation guidelines will be shared with all participating businesses.

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Quotation Confidentiality

Offerors should not share or compare their bids with each other or collude with rivals.

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No Premiums/Rebates/Gratuities

No special payments or discounts are allowed to be given and received before or after goods are delivered.

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Manufacturer/Trade Names

Mentioning manufacturers' names or trade names in requests for quotations establishes quality and type standards, though specific characteristics like colors or materials might be mandatory.

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Marketing Performance Management

A module used to plan, track, and refine marketing campaigns by estimating sales, gross margin, and costs, comparing actual results to expectations, and improving future campaigns.

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Incremental Sales

The additional revenue generated by a specific marketing campaign or activity.

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Gross Margin

Revenue minus the direct costs of producing goods or services.

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Customer Return Patterns

Analyzing recurring patterns of customer returns to identify potential product problems or service issues, and estimate the impact of returns on revenue.

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Order Fill Rate

The percentage of orders completely filled by a company.

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Order Line Fill Rate

Percentage of order lines completely filled.

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Backorders

Outstanding orders that a company cannot immediately fulfill.

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Customer Complaints (Severity)

A ranking of customer complaints based on their seriousness and impact.

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Sales Invoice

A business document that records a sale and the terms of that sale.

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Invoice

A formal document showing a transaction, its values and parties.

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Invoice

A document that details goods/services provided, their prices, and is used to request payment.

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Invoice Use

Invoices serve as bills, proof of purchase, and consumer protection document with detailed pricing information.

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Traditional Invoice Delivery

Invoices were historically sent via mail or fax.

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Modern Invoice Delivery

Invoices are commonly sent via email and stored electronically.

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Sales Invoice System

A software database for managing invoice and purchase order information.

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Automatic Invoice Filling

Software automatically populates invoice and purchase orders based on product information.

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Invoice Data

Detailed list of supplied goods/services, including price information.

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Invoice Software Features

Software features include searching, security (administrator/user login), backup and report generation.

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Administrator Login

User account with full access permissions in the software.

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General User (Limited Options)

User account with restricted access to the invoice software.

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Inventory Record Accuracy (IRA)

The accuracy of the recorded inventory levels in a company's system.

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Goods Receipt Note (GRN)

A document used to record the receipt of materials in a warehouse.

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Purchase Order (PO)

A document authorizing a purchase of goods or services.

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Vendor

A company or individual supplying goods or services.

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Sub-contractor

A separate entity that completes part of a company's manufacturing process.

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Goods Inward

The process of physically receiving materials into a warehouse.

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Quality Control (QC)

The process of inspecting materials for quality.

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Debit Note

A document issued to debit a supplier, typically for a discrepancy.

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GRN Flow Chart

A Graphical representation of the steps in recording a goods receipt.

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Offerors' Quotation

Offerors must quote on all items on the Quotation form unless specified otherwise in the advertisement, form, or special provisions for partial quotations.

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Order Acceptance Procedure

A process for accepting, reviewing, or rejecting orders, clearly differentiating immediately fillable orders from those needing review.

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Dispatching

The authorization to proceed with plans already established, similar to approving a vacation leave.

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Invoice/Bill

A commercial document from a seller to a buyer, detailing products, quantities, and prices, requiring payment according to terms.

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Sales Analysis

Assessing if a sales force met its targets within a timeframe, providing management with accurate sales data for profit margin improvements.

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Customer Value Assessment

Evaluating a customer's worth to the business.

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Customer Acquisition

The process of attracting new customers.

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Targeted Selling

Directing sales efforts towards specific customer groups.

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Customer Management

Managing relationships with existing customers.

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Sales Analysis (Product-Based)

Identifying which products are performing well and which are not through analyzing sales data related to different products.

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Sales Invoice

A common business document, crucial record for sellers and buyers, helping business management and bookkeeping.

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Late Shipment Follow-up

A process for contacting vendors when deliveries are delayed beyond promised timelines.

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Initial Vendor Contact

Contacting vendors promptly about delivery expectations.

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Follow-up Process

Systemic process for contacting vendors, especially about deliveries.

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Mid-Delivery Check-in

Contacting vendors about half-way through a significant delivery period.

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CPA Purchaser

The appropriate contact person or department within the company responsible for the purchased items.

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Purchase Order System

A system for managing the purchase order process, including order placement, tracking, and payment.

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Entity Relationship Diagram (ERD)

Visual representation of entities and their relationships within a system.

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Context Level Diagram (CLD)

A high-level overview of a system showing its external interactions and major data flows.

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Data Flow Diagram (DFD)

A diagram showing the flow of data through a system, including inputs, processes, and outputs.

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Study Notes

Chapter 1: Sales Order Processing System

  • Companies use processes to complete daily tasks, including order processing/fulfillment
  • Order processing historically involved mail orders, now more common with online ordering
  • Activities include picking, packing, shipping, handling customer inquiries/returns
  • Sales order processing is a crucial business function, differing by organization type/market/product
  • Sales order processing systems interact with financial accounting/accounts receivable for credit control

Chapter 2: Purchase Order Processing System

  • Purchase orders are significant for raw materials, forming a large part of business costs
  • Purchase order processing systems are transaction processing systems, and their structure varies
  • They interface with materials accounting, production planning, and financial accounting systems
  • Purchase orders allow businesses to clearly communicate purchase intentions and protect from non-payment

Chapter 3: Inventory Management System

  • Inventory management systems help plan and control inventory levels, minimizing costs
  • Stock accounting and control involve handling receipts, issues, and adjustments
  • Inventory levels are determined using EOQ (Economic Order Quantity) and ABC analysis
  • Inventory control reports provide information to accurately track products
  • A company's inventory types and related process vary by its business activities and industry
  • Inventory includes materials, raw materials, work-in-process, and finished goods

Chapter 4: Hotel Management System

  • Hotel managers oversee various hotel/motel operations
  • Management roles and responsibilities can vary by size of company
  • Interest in people, and a methodical approach are important qualities
  • Check-in/check-out involves room keys and credit card guarantees for room service and other expenses
  • The system handles reservations/billing (multiple accounts and flexible billing types)

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Test your knowledge on the key aspects of sales invoices and marketing performance management. This quiz covers topics such as invoice features, customer service improvements, and potential impacts on revenue. Enhance your understanding of sales processes and best practices.

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