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    The document discusses QR codes and how they can be used in accounting. It begins by explaining that QR codes were invented in Japan for automobile parts but became popular for their fast readability and storage capacity compared to barcodes. It then notes that QR codes are now used widely in industries like food packaging, advertising, and health apps. The document proposes that QR codes could be useful for accounting by allowing easy tracking of invoices and payments. It suggests QR codes could securely manage receivables and payables on phones and tablets, processing information quickly and conveniently while preventing fraud.

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    What’s a QR code?

    Marion Loayza 7/29/18 Geb3213


    What’s a QR
    code?
    A QR code was first invented in Japan. The purpose of it’s
    invention was to be able to read information to the labels of
    automobile parts. QR code became popular outside the
    automobile industry because fast readability and great storage
    capacity compare to a regular bar code.
    QR code are used in many industries nowadays. QR codes are
    found in cereal boxes, campaign advertisement, calorie counting
    apps and much more. Using QR codes is an easy way to access
    information quick and efficient. QR codes have been used in in
    many business, no matter how small or large they are. QR codes
    could be useful in many ways that would help the company to be
    efficient and advanced. An area where I think QR codes would
    be very useful would be in Accounting.
    Using QR codes in Accounting can be very beneficial for the
    company due to its simplicity and accuracy. Using QR codes in
    Accounting can be a fast way to access receivables accounts and
    payable accounts.
    nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn How to use QR codes in Accounting: take only seconds. Manage and
    QR codes in Accounting execute a payment transaction
    QR codes would manage the account
    receivables and payables in an easy and would also be completed
    simple way. Using QR codes, within seconds.
    the accounting firm would be able to QR codes would also provide
    track invoices and payments. QR codes secure. QR codes are
    would also be able to process proprietary and encrypted to
    information and provide detailed combat fraud and ensure that
    reporting on accounts. transactions are safe for both
    sender and recipient.
    Invoicing and collecting payments would
    QR codes would not only be
    get much easier and better. Using the
    convenient for the company,
    mobile app, QR codes would manage
    but also for their customers.
    the payment of invoices securely and They would be able to pay at
    simply through smartphones and tables. any time and from anywhere.
    With QR codes setup a payment would

    Invoicing and Collecting


    payment using QR code

    MOBILE: Manage a
    payment through phones
    and tables

    SECURE: Encrypted to
    prevent fraud and ensure
    safe transactions.

    SIMPLE: Easy to setup,


    manage, and execute a
    payment.

    COMVINIENT: Make
    payments with a simple
    scan of a QR code.

    AUTOMATIC PAYMENTS:

    Allows
    This Photo receivables
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    payments to be
    electronically deposited
    directly into the bank.
    References:

    Sun, D., Zhao, J., Wang, R., Feng, N., & Hu, J. (2013). QR code recognition based on sparse representation. Journal of Computer
    Applications, 33(1), 179-181. doi:10.3724/sp.j.1087.2013.00179

    From: Diazgranados M, Funk V (2013) Utility of QR codes in biological collections. PhytoKeys 25: 21-34.
    https://doi.org/10.3897/phytokeys.25.5175. (n.d.). doi:10.3897/phytokeys.25.5175.suppl1

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