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CHAPTER 2

THE SYSTEMS

This chapter shows and discusses the service flow, current

accounting system and proposed accounting system.

2.1 Service Flow

Figure 3
Service Flow

The service flow of the Janet’s Kakanin at iba pa starts if the customer

is willing to avail the service. If not, then end; if yes, then the employee will

take the order of the willing client. After the orders have produced then it will

be delivered to the designated store and the payment comes next and then

it is end of the transaction.


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2.2 Current Accounting System

2.2.1 Sales/Revenue Accounting Flow Chart

The owner will be collecting the


payments for their product delivered
in daily basis.

After collecting the payments, the


owner will count its collection.

After knowing its revenue, the money


will be kept and some of it will be
used for their operational expenses.
Figure 4
Sales Flow Chart

The Sales of Janet’s Kakanin at iba pa is on a cash basis, thus,

no collecting cycle is presented. In a day, the owner, consolidates

the collection of coins and record it as sales. There are five (5)

existing products as of this date which is the basis in generating its

income. Janet’s Kakanin atbp. is currently supplying four (4) existing

businesses, this includes Yolly’s Pancit Malabon, Kcc Supermarket,

Kcc Kakanin atbp., and Fitmart Kakanin atbp..


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2.2.2 Disbursement Flow Chart

The buyer will inquire first for


the product.

The buyer will choose to avail


or not. If not, then exit and if
yes, then avail the product.

After availing the product, the


buyer consult the seller to
requisite the material in order
to produce their product.

The seller will issue the


receipt to the buyer.

The payment will be cash


basis only and no credit
transactions.

Figure 5
Disbursement Flow Chart

Janet’s Kakanin at iba pa disbursement cycle involves

acquisition of raw materials. Raw materials will be purchased daily,

some are weekly or in monthly basis as needed in the production.

Utilities expense such as Gas will be purchased at the end of the month

or as soon as the utility is fully consumed.


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2.3 Proposed Accounting System

2.3.1 Sales/Revenue Accounting Flow Chart

The payment for their service should


be collected in a weekly basis so that
they can immediately provide the
expenses and other needs for their
business.
After collecting the payments, the
owner will count its collection per
store.

After counting the collection, they


should record the payments per store
in order to know if the operating store
is effective or profitable.

Lastly, the owner should be record


its Total Sales to the Microsoft excel
in order to provide Financial
Statements to the business.
Figure 6
Sales Flow Chart

The table above describes the proposed sales/collection

cycle. Janet’s Kakanin at iba pa is still on a manual process of

collecting and monitoring their revenue. The student is proposing to

use an upgraded app which is the Microsoft Excel. It is more

convenient and mistakes can be easily detected.


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2.3.2 Asset Acquisition/Capital Expenditures Flow Chart

The buyer will inquire first for the


product.

The buyer will choose to avail or not.


If not, then exit and if yes, then avail
the product.

After Availing the product, the buyer


will consult the seller to requisite the
material in order buy their product.

The seller will issue the receipt to the


buyer and the buyer will compile the
receipt.

After the receipt was issued the


buyer will approve the receipt.

The payment will be cash on basis


only and no credit transactions.

After the transaction, record the


disbursement.

Figure 7
Asset Acquisition/Capital Expenditure
Flowchart
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2.3.3 Expense Accounting Flow Chart

The owner would be received a bill


from the vendors. After that, the bills
will be compiled.

After issuing the receipt the buyer


approve the receipt.

The payment will be cash basis only


and no credit transactions.

Lastly, Record the bill to the


disbursement record.

Figure 8
Expense Flow Chart

The student is proposing to use an automated app to upgrade the

business’s standing in recording its disbursements and expenditures. It is

more efficient and reliable, easy to access data and makes recording of

transactions faster and convenient.

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