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    This document is a zero level data flow diagram (DFD) that shows the high level processes and data flows for an order fulfillment system. It depicts customers placing orders and making payments, as well as the associated data flows to support order requests, shipping, billing, accounts receivable, and providing desired information to decision makers.

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    This document is a zero level data flow diagram (DFD) that shows the high level processes and data flows for an order fulfillment system. It depicts customers placing orders and making payments, as well as the associated data flows to support order requests, shipping, billing, accounts receivable, and providing desired information to decision makers.

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    This document is a zero level data flow diagram (DFD) that shows the high level processes and data flows for an order fulfillment system. It depicts customers placing orders and making payments, as well as the associated data flows to support order requests, shipping, billing, accounts receivable, and providing desired information to decision makers.

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    Zero Level DFD

    Process
    Customer
    Orders

    Order Shipping Desired


    Request data information

    Desired information
    Process Decision
    Customers Bill makers
    Customer
    Deliveries

    Accounts Receivable
    Data Desired information
    Payment

    Process
    Customer
    Payments

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