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Process Mapping Series: Procure to Pay   13-slide PPT PowerPoint presentation (PPT)
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This presentation, created by a former Ernst & Young management consultant whose global clients include Bridgewater and Fannie Mae, depicts the Procure to Pay (P2P) process.
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BENEFITS OF DOCUMENT

  1. Gain an understanding of the hierarchy of process mapping.
  2. Learn high-level steps of the Procure to Pay Process.
  3. Learn the elements of a process flow diagram.

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This product (Process Mapping Series: Procure to Pay) is a 13-slide PPT PowerPoint presentation (PPT) with a supplemental Excel document, which you can download immediately upon purchase.

Engaging in the exercise of reviewing and documenting your company's business processes is the first step in learning exactly how work is being performed, where the opportunities for improvement lie and what bottlenecks and inefficiencies exist. Once identified, steps can be taken to develop solutions and introduce new processes.

Making business decisions without clearly understanding the details of how a process works, can lead to costly mistakes and create inefficient working situations.

This guide will provide you with high-level process steps for Procure to Pay.
Procure to Pay includes process steps for procurement planning, vendor selection, request for quotation, purchase order, goods receipt, invoice verification, payment to vendors

This guide will cover the following topics:
•  An explanation of the hierarchy of process mapping
•  Level 1, 2, 3 and 4 process steps in the Procure to Pay process
•  Elements of a process flow diagram

Included with this PowerPoint document you will also receive an Excel process grid that outlines Level 1, 2 and 3 process steps in the Procure to Pay process.

This is one document, part of a Process Map Series. If you would like to understand what Process Mapping is, please purchase Introduction to Process Mapping.

Other documents in this series include:
•  Introduction to Process Mapping
•  Procure to Pay
•  Hire to Retire
•  Planning and Management Accounting
•  Tax Management

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$20.00
This presentation, created by a former Ernst & Young management consultant whose global clients include Bridgewater and Fannie Mae, depicts the Procure to Pay (P2P) process.
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File Type: PowerPoint ppt (PPT)
Secondary File: Excel xlsx (XLSX)
File Size: 1.1 MB
Number of Slides: 13 (includes cover and all slides)


ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Author: BusinessRules
Additional documents from author: 6

Rekha Krishnamurthi, a business strategist, consultant and small business owner, has worked for various consulting firms including Ernst & Young helping Fortune 500 clients perform business process mapping, identify bottlenecks and implement improvements.

As an experienced project manager, she has led small and large-scale projects from inception and planning to final delivery. [read more]

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