Coordination of production and sales, in any enterprise, whether it is manufacturing or service industry, is the core business, which is carried out every day in the daily business activities of the enterprise. A flowchart precisely is a graphical representation of a procedure or algorithm in the form of a diagram. You can convert a complex process into a bright and straightforward method using a flowchart and make it understandable. This template is a vertical cross-departmental production and sales collaboration process, suitable for procurement management. Let's take a look.

As a real-time customer service tool, the customer service system can better serve the website. This template is a business flowchart about the customer service system, and the specific content is for reference.

This template is a flow chart about the entire link of the e-commerce mall and the transaction system. The description of the core process and the conditions for state changes are presented in the form of a swim lane diagram. A flowchart precisely is a graphical representation of a procedure or algorithm in the form of a diagram. You can convert a complex process into a bright and straightforward method using a flowchart and make it understandable. The specific content is for reference.

Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) is a particular form of contracting arrangement used in several industries where the EPC Contractor is responsible for all the activities from design, procurement, construction, to commissioning and handover of the project to the end-user or the respective owner. An EPC is a PPP model for the development of infrastructure models like highways. An EPC Asset Management lets the EPC companies maintain the records of inventory. In the attached Asset Management EPC diagram, we see how a new fixed assets card is initiated after asset classification and change is usage and depreciation. Following the initiation request, the request to audit and the approved audit information is forwarded to the respective asset manager. An Asset Management EPC diagram shows the accounting and processing request in order to generate respective voucher details as well.

Activity Diagram is an important behavioral diagram in the UML diagram to describe the dynamic aspects of the system. Activity Diagrams are often used in business process modeling for instance, to illustrate how ATM withdrawal actually works. Activity Diagrams can also describe the steps in a use case diagram as they are modeled sequential and concurrent. The following Activity Diagram shows how a Customer starts a session at the ATM counter for the first time. In order to withdraw cash, the customer has to request the PIN, which will then be authorized by the registered Bank. Once the bank authorizes that the PIN matches the respective bank account of the customer, it allows the customer to withdraw funds from the account. If the requested amount matches the sum-balance, then the bank authorizes it internally and processes the withdrawal request. The ATM Withdrawal Activity Diagram represents the Customer, ATM, and Bank, and is pretty helpful to understand how the withdrawal request at any ATM counter works.

An Audit Process Flowchart presents a pull of data that describes internal control policies for auditing purposes, which can be used for communication with different levels of management, audit, and auditees. An Audit Process Flowchart can be created from the perspective of different user groups. In the attached audit process flowchart, we have mainly Initiated an Audit panel, where an audit request is initiated after thoroughly checking the previous audit findings and internal controls that may have impacted the flow. After confirming the need to audit, the request is sent to individual departments and notify all the affected auditee so that the internal team can begin the preliminary survey. The attached audit process flowchart diagram is created using EdrawMax and it also shows computer-assisted audit procedures where everything is simplified using a machine.