Stage 4: Final System Report

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Stage 3: System Design Specification

Nambo Francis

IFSM 461

November 23, 2021

Introduction

As an electronics company based in Kansas City, PEP produces precision electronic parts. The company has created precision electrical devices and replacement parts for hospital equipment utilized in hospitals, doctor's offices, and pharmacies for the past 20 years. The demand for PEP motors has risen significantly in recent months. Because of this, the Purchasing and Shipping Department is under much stress. In addition, the Accounting department is lagging in financial operations, and the Business Management system is struggling to keep up with the situation. Working with RedOrum LLC, a consulting firm, can help the PEP Company identify a business solution that aids and promotes efficiency. They would improve the receipt of payments, bills, and accounting by making the process more efficient. In addition, customers will be satisfied because of the system's integration with other IT elements in the organization, providing reports for all departments.

Output Layout

Every department at PEP is required to provide a monthly report. They also want to know how invoices are preserved and how customers' payments are collected (Hafez et al., 2017). These requirements specifications for the new system will quickly define the system's fundamental functioning as far as data gained from the device, data input into the computer, and how the data is processed in the proposed solution.

Output requirements

Account Receivable

Account Receivable (AR) delivers a wide range of up-to-date reports and can serve as a backup source of data. For example, consider the proceeds or payment the company receives from its consumers who purchased goods or services from the organization (How to Model Relational Database Design with ERD? n.d.).

Account Receivable Report

Customer ID

28

Client address

29010 lord’s ways. San Diego, DA 56783

Client Organization Name

Clade Children clinic

Description

parts

Product Type

Electronics

Product model number

QR56478

Product quantity

10

Product price

$729.59

Money due

$500.59

Money paid

($229.00)

Date paid

June 5

Client ID

28

Client organization name

SGHU Clinic

Client address

29010 lord’s ways. San Diego, DA 56783

description

Items

Item type

Pharmaceuticals

Item model number

QRJY805

Product quantity

10

Product price

$2,6986

Money due

$ 1,6000

Money paid

$1,0986

Date paid

September 8

Invoice

Invoice is acquired and sent to customers on time. Invoices would either be mailed to them or emailed to them, depending on their preference. This monthly report offers a glimpse of the unpaid invoices in the system. A person can also customize the report aside from the mode of payment, sale date, and place being changed.

Collections Billing Report

The Invoicing Department identifies overdue accounts. The Accounts receivable and Sales divisions receive these reports. In addition, the AR sector manages collections beyond 30 days, 60 days, and past 60 days overdue.

Precision Electronics Parts

5698 lords’ way phone: 101-656-2315

San Diego, DA 56783 Fax: 101-656-2315

Email: [email protected]

Collections/billing Report

Statement # 0021 Bill To Clade Children Clinic

Date: 5th June Clade Children Clinic

Customer ID: 001 29010 lord’s ways

San Diego, DA 56783

Order date

Items ordered

Order cost

Money paid

Money due

payment due date

30 days past due

60 days past due

Past 60 days

June 5

parts

$729.59

($500.00)

$229.00

July 6

10th June

parts

$3000.00

$229.00

$500.00

July 15

Input layout

The ITSC and anyone who requires access to the data will need accurate data entry to ensure that the system has all the information to generate the essential reports.

Layout 1

Accounts Receivable Report data requires that the following information be entered into the system.

Account receivable report

Month report

June

Date

5th

Client ID

Search by UPC

Client organization Name

Clinic

Client address

description

Item model no.

Search by UPC

Ordering date To

Ordering date from

Payment Date Due To

Payment Date Due From

Accounts Status

Pending

current

Past due

All

Layout 2

For the Invoicing Report to be generated, the following information should be entered into the system.

Invoice Report (monthly)

Month

June

Date

5th

Client ID

5-Digit search

Worker ID

SEARCH WORKER #

Ordering Date To

6/5/20

Ordering Date From

12/9/20

Layout 3

The following data is required to be entered into the system correctly to build the Overdue Collections report.

Collections/ billing report

Month

June

Date

5th

Client ID

5-Digit search

Date To

6/5/20

Date From

12/9/20

Overdue

30 days past due

60 days past due

90 days past due

2 percent overdue

File/database design ERDs

The diagrams will depict entities and their relationships to show how data will be arranged in the new system. " An understanding of the data relationships used to input the required information can be gained from this. The entity-relationship diagram for every input/output unit will be different from others, but the database for every system will be the same.

Entity-relationship Diagram 1

Entity-relationship diagram 2

Diagram  Description automatically generated

Entity-relationship diagram 3

References

Hafez, A. Z., Soliman, A., El-Metwally, K. A., & Ismail, I. M. (2017). Design analysis factors and specifications of solar dish technologies for different systems and applications. Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews67, 1019-1036.

How to Model Relational Database Design with ERD? (n.d.). Www.visual-Paradigm.com. Retrieved November 21, 2021, from https://www.visual-paradigm.com/tutorials/how-to-model-relational-database-with-erd.jsp