Use case description – Accounting Token into the Order
Identifier |
From Order Process to Payment Process |
Actors |
Customer |
Description |
To provide at the ordering process the Accounting Token information of the customer needed to support accounting entries generation during the chosen steps of the supply chain process. |
Pre-condition |
Parties agreed to provide the Accounting Token information. |
Post-conditions |
The next step in the sequence to be considered for accounting entry generation must be a confirmation of the order. |
Scenario |
With respect to accounting principles applied accounting entry is created to record commitment into “out of balance accounts” and / or budgetary accounts. |
Remarks |
Considering the current general
practice, SME’s do not record this kind of commitment. |
Business process name |
Accounting Token into the Order |
Identifier |
From Order Process to Payment Process |
Actors |
Supplier |
Description |
At the ordering process the supplier receives the Accounting Token information of the customer needed to support accounting entries generation. It is expected that the supplier sends it back during the chosen steps of the supply chain process. |
Pre-condition |
Parties agreed to provide the Accounting Token information. |
Post-conditions |
The Accounting Token received from the customer is stored to be (re-)sent to the customer when needed. |
Scenario |
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Remarks |
No influence on supplier’s accounting figures; From supplier’s accounting view, the next step in the sequence to consider for accounting entry generation must be the Order Confirmation which means a firm commitment to provide the services or goods. |