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olchik [2.2K]
1 year ago
5

FILL IN THE BLANK. the___process originates in the sales department and ends in the accounting department.

Business
1 answer:
k0ka [10]1 year ago
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The fulfillment process originates in the sales department and ends in the accounting department.

<h3>What conditions must a sales department meet?</h3>

To link a product or service with potential customers or clients, a sales department must create and implement a protocol that is appropriate to the nature of the product or service. For instance, some goods or services necessitate direct communication between a salesperson and a customer in order to close a deal.

<h3>What function does the department of accounting and finance serve?</h3>

The core of any corporation is its accounting and finance division, which is in charge of maintaining the effective financial management and financial controls required to support all corporate operations.

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