Create a system flowchart of the existing system.
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your solution.
a rede-
system that resolves the
3. GREEN POND NURSERY (STAND-
ALONE PC-BASED ACCOUNTING
3 GREEN POND NURSERY (STAND-
SYSTEM)
Green Pond Nursery Supply (GPNS) is a garden
center wholesaler in eastern Pennsylvania that sells
and distributes a wide range of garden products
and equipment including organic fertilizers, premium
flower and grass seeds, organic pesticides, and gar-
den spreaders. GPNS's customers are primarily
small garden centers and landscape companies in the
Mid-Atlantic states. Sales are on credit.
GPNS's current information system includes man-
ual procedures supported by independent (non-
networked) PCs in each department. Communica-
tions between departments are entirely through
hard-copy documents. Recently, GPNS has been
receiving complaints from suppliers regarding pay-
ment errors. Management believes that these com-
plaints stem, in part, from their antiquated computer
system. You have been hired to assess GPNS's proce-
dures and internal controls. The following is a
description of GPNS's expenditure cycle.
Purchasing Process
The purchasing agent receives an inventory status
report from the inventory control department,
which identifies the items that need to be reordered.
The agent selects the suppliers, enters this informa-

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updates the
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stem auto-
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tion into the computer terminal to create a digital
purchase order, and then prints three hard copies of
the purchase order. He sends one copy to the sup-
plier; one copy to the AP department, where it is
filed temporarily, and files the third copy in the pur-
chasing department.
When the goods are received, the receiving
department inspects and verifies them using the
packing slip, which is attached to the goods. The
receiving clerk manually prepares two hard copies
of a receiving report. One copy accompanies the
goods to the warehouse for storage. The receiving
clerk sends the second copy to the purchasing agent
who closes the open purchase order. The purchase
agent then forwards the receiving report to the inven-
tory control clerk.
The inventory control clerk receives the receiving
report and updates the inventory subsidiary. At the
close of business, the clerk prepares an inventory sum-
mary, which he sends to the general ledger clerk.
rent system.
ing system.
weaknesses
= of a rede-
solves the
1. Explain
Accounts Payable and Cash Disbursements
Procedures
TAND-
TING
The AP clerk receives the supplier's invoice and
reconciles it with the purchase order in the tempo-
rary file. From her computer terminal, the clerk
records the purchase in the purchases journal and
records the liability by adding a, record to the AP
subsidiary ledger. The purchases order and invoice
are then filed in the department.
Each day, the AP clerk visually searches the AP
subsidiary ledger from her terminal for invoices that
are due to be paid. The clerk prepares the check and
records it in the digital check register. The negotiable
portion of the check is mailed to the vendor, and a
check copy is filed. The clerk then closes the liability
in the AP subsidiary ledger and prepares a journal
youcher, which she sends to the general ledger clerk,
Upon receipt of the inventory summary and jour-
nal voucher, the general ledger clerk updates the
inventory control, AP control, and cash accounts.
is a garden
ia that sells
en products
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Required
4. Create a data flow diagram of the current system.
b. Create a system flowchart of the existing system.
c. Analyze the physical internal control weaknesses
in the system.
d. (Optional) Prepare a system flowchart of a rede-
signed computer-based system that resolves the
control weaknesses that you identified, Explain
entory status
department,
be reordered.
this informa-
your solution.
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