Yakult's employee entered data pertaining to a sales order online. He assumed that the customer's billing address is the same as the shipping address. As such, he did not enter the customer's shipping address. Subsequently, the order was shipped to the wrong address; i.e., the customer's billing address. The customer was furious and vowed never to buy from Yakult again. Which of the following controls will best mitigate this problem?

Yakult's employee entered data pertaining to a sales order online. He assumed that the customer's billing address is the same as the shipping address. As such, he did not enter the customer's shipping address. Subsequently, the order was shipped to the wrong address; i.e., the customer's billing address. The customer was furious and vowed never to buy from Yakult again. Which of the following controls will best mitigate this problem?

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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ISBN:9781259964947

Author:Libby

Publisher:Libby

Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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