The document describes DZ Card Philippines Inc.'s disbursement cycle process. The process involves 7 main steps: 1) a purchase requisition is submitted for approval, 2) a purchase order is generated, 3) goods are received from the supplier along with an official receipt/sales invoice, 4) a receiving report is made upon inspecting the goods, 5) inventory records are updated, 6) a cash disbursement voucher is made using the official receipt, 7) a check or cash is issued using the cash disbursement voucher. A key part of the process is that the receiving report is blind copied to prevent clerks from accepting deliveries without properly inspecting and counting inventory.
The document describes DZ Card Philippines Inc.'s disbursement cycle process. The process involves 7 main steps: 1) a purchase requisition is submitted for approval, 2) a purchase order is generated, 3) goods are received from the supplier along with an official receipt/sales invoice, 4) a receiving report is made upon inspecting the goods, 5) inventory records are updated, 6) a cash disbursement voucher is made using the official receipt, 7) a check or cash is issued using the cash disbursement voucher. A key part of the process is that the receiving report is blind copied to prevent clerks from accepting deliveries without properly inspecting and counting inventory.
The document describes DZ Card Philippines Inc.'s disbursement cycle process. The process involves 7 main steps: 1) a purchase requisition is submitted for approval, 2) a purchase order is generated, 3) goods are received from the supplier along with an official receipt/sales invoice, 4) a receiving report is made upon inspecting the goods, 5) inventory records are updated, 6) a cash disbursement voucher is made using the official receipt, 7) a check or cash is issued using the cash disbursement voucher. A key part of the process is that the receiving report is blind copied to prevent clerks from accepting deliveries without properly inspecting and counting inventory.
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pon completion of the physical count and inspect
4 (1) accompanies the goods (2)filinf (3) AP department (4) inventory for upda Entry Made Should be Entry By whom: Remarks tment (blind copy) (dr) applicable account (cr) cash or a/p AP department (4) inventory for updating the blind copy contains no quantity or price information about the products being ation about the products being received. The purpose of the blind copy is to force the receiving clerk to count and inspect inventories prior unt and inspect inventories prior to completing the receiving report. At times, receiving docks are very busy and receiving staff are under pr and receiving staff are under pressure to unload the delivery trucks and sign the bills of lading so the truck drivers can go on their way. If r k drivers can go on their way. If receiving clerks are only provided quantity information, they may be tempted to accept deliveries on the ba ed to accept deliveries on the basis of this information alone, rather than verify the quantity and condition of the goods. Shipments that ar of the goods. Shipments that are short or contain damaged or incorrect items must be detected before the firm accepts and places the go e firm accepts and places the goods in inventory. The blind copy is an important device in reducing this exposure.