Please solve all questions Electronic data interchange (EDI) is an intercompany exchange of computer business information in standard format. In pure EDI enviroprocessible nment, there are no human intervention to approve or authorize transactions. financial EDI process. Figure 1 below shown a flowchart of Figure 1 a) Discuss these processes of electronic funds transfer (EFT )   b) EDI systems tied into inventory control models in conjunction with just in time inventory systems is very beneficial. However, a mistake made by one firm in over ordering can lead to overproduction for many firms. Describe how this problem can occur by giving an example.

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Electronic data interchange (EDI) is an intercompany exchange of computer business information in standard format. In pure EDI enviroprocessible nment, there are no human intervention to approve or authorize transactions. financial EDI process. Figure 1 below shown a flowchart of Figure 1 a) Discuss these processes of electronic funds transfer (EFT )

 

b) EDI systems tied into inventory control models in conjunction with just in time inventory systems is very beneficial. However, a mistake made by one firm in over ordering can lead to overproduction for many firms. Describe how this problem can occur by giving an example.

Banking System
Purchasing
Company
Selling
Company
EFT
EFT
Originating
Bank
Automatic
Clearing
House (ACH)
Receiving
Bank
(RBK)
(OBK)
EFT
EFT
Select Items to
Be Paid and
Transmit Payment
to Bank
Receive Payment EDI
EDI
System
and Reconcile
to Invoice
System
Accts
Payable
Cash
Receipts
Invoice
File
Receiving
Reports
Validate
Invoice
Prepare AP
Post to
Accts
Receivable
Open
Purchase
Orders
Transmit Vendor Invoice Directly to Buyer
Accts
Receivable
Bill Customers
and Post to
Accts Rec
Figure 1
Transcribed Image Text:Banking System Purchasing Company Selling Company EFT EFT Originating Bank Automatic Clearing House (ACH) Receiving Bank (RBK) (OBK) EFT EFT Select Items to Be Paid and Transmit Payment to Bank Receive Payment EDI EDI System and Reconcile to Invoice System Accts Payable Cash Receipts Invoice File Receiving Reports Validate Invoice Prepare AP Post to Accts Receivable Open Purchase Orders Transmit Vendor Invoice Directly to Buyer Accts Receivable Bill Customers and Post to Accts Rec Figure 1
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