Credit sales and receipts
Distinguish an earned sale, the customer receivable and the payment using a fictional GNF 10 million transaction.
Read the notePublications
Eight supplied publications on finance, procedures and ERP, alongside the prototype’s existing educational notes.
Distinguish an earned sale, the customer receivable and the payment using a fictional GNF 10 million transaction.
Read the noteUnderstand why a positive margin does not establish that funds are available when a supplier payment falls due.
Read the noteConnect the organisation chart, job descriptions, RACI, delegations and system access with actual authority.
Read the noteMeasure waiting time, arrange authorised deputies and keep urgent approvals explicit and traceable.
Read the noteKeep approved procedures current, teach them through actual operations and verify their use.
Read the noteUse a fictional partial delivery to examine the payable amount and keep the outstanding order under review.
Read the noteCentralisation can reduce repeated entry, while reliable indicators still require complete records, suitable configuration and checks.
Read the noteAssign data production, checking and validation, and train users on documents and complete workflows.
Read the noteUnderstand the operating cash cycle and prepare a rolling cash forecast from reliable receivables, inventory and supplier data.
Read the noteDocument who performs each control, the evidence required and how exceptions are reviewed.
Read the noteUse a role matrix and test accounts to verify who can see data, perform actions and approve sensitive transactions.
Read the noteThe supplied texts and their English translations are available alongside the original prototype notes. Fictional examples remain identified as such.