Beruflich Dokumente
Kultur Dokumente
1.0 ORDER
Must print order validation list weekly for DOIN type ZDI & ZEX.
Use the validation list as a checklist to monitor the return of the receipt
acknowledgement copy of the DOIN.
1.7 Filing
2.0 DELIVERY
Trucking Sales
ZMT
Invoice
Delivery Order (To be
Manual ZMD Cash & Function
used only when System ZMI
is down) Sales Invoice
Delivery Order (To be
ZMX used only when System
is down)
Goods delivered must be duly acknowledged by the customer i.e. stamp the business
chop / sign on the column provided in the delivery order / invoice.
Pre-ordered sales to outlets should be billed via computerised invoice (ZEX) instead
of manual trucking invoice (ZMT).
Manual invoice (ZMT) should only be used for trucking and ad hoc sales carried out
at outskirt where no prior order was made through depot.
2.7 Filing
The “Marketing” copy of all delivery order / invoices must be filled in numerical
sequence order and maintained at depot for at least 3 years.
Create separate order (OF) and bill (ZEX) individually for every purchase made by
staff.
3.2 Collection
Cash collected must be kept in petty cash box and segregated from depot’s
petty cash monies.
Care must be taken to ensure all monies are kept under lock and key at all
times.
Official receipt must be issued for monies paid by staff for their purchase.
Proceeds from staff purchase must be banked-in promptly i.e. on the same day (if the
amount is large) or the by the next working day.
4.1.1 No Deferment
Staff is not allowed to accumulate his/her monthly free beer i.e. every
staff must collect the free beer issued by depot within the same calendar
month.
4.1.2 Billing
Charge out the free beer issued cumulatively once a month by issuing a
single DOIN (ZEX) based on the quantity recorded in “Staff Free Beer
Control Sheet” as per Appendix 1.
4.2.1 Approval
4.2.2 Billing
Charge out the free beer accordingly through the appropriate free beer
account and internal order code specified in the request.
5.1 Purpose
5.2 Delivery
5.3 Stock-in-transit
Follow-up action must be taken promptly with the receiving depot/plant to ensure
adherence to the following.
STO for goods transfer from Brewery to CRSD or vice versa – Receipt is
expected to be executed on the next working day.
Others – Receipt is expected to be executed by the third working day.
Upon receipt of the items transferred, depot / plant concerned must immediately
execute the receipt process in the System (SAP) to update the inventory status.
Name of driver, IC number & signature must be manually captured on the delivery
order generated before passing the original copy to him for delivery purposes.
5.6 Filing
The “Store” copy of the delivery order must be filed and maintained in depot for at
least 3 years.
RBTR must bear the name, signature and business chop of distributor or outlet.
6.2 Approval
RBTR must be approved either by Area Sales Manager (ASM) or District Sales
Manager (DSM).
RETR must bear the name, signature and business chop of distributor or outlet.
7.2 Approval
RETR must be approved either by Area Sales Manager (ASM) or District Sales
Manager (DSM).
8.1 Approval
Credit note processed and printed by depot through RBTR or RETR must be
approved / signed by ASM.
9.1 Documentation
9.1.1 RBTR
Issue RBTR to the distributor for the goods transferred and processed
credit note accordingly.
9.1.2 DOIN
Bill the distributor that received the goods via “ZEX” invoice type.
9.1.3 Cross-referencing
Physical stock count on full beer stocks and reconciliation should be performed
daily.
It is the responsibility of depot staff (storekeeper) that executes billing to check that the
process is complete and promptly attempt to clear any billing blocked by the System,
which rendered the accounting processes incomplete.
Logistics > Sales and Distribution > Billing > Billing Document > Blocked Billing
Document > Sales Organisation > Tick all incomplete reasons > Enter
Logistics > Sales and Distribution > Billing > Billing Document > Change > Billing
Document No. (Blocked Billing Document No.) > Release To Accounting
12.0 COLLECTION
12.1 Cash
When outlet makes cash payment, only salesperson in-charge of the outlet
concerned is authorised to collect the payment.
For cash payment, OR must be issued on the spot complete with details of
payment i.e. amount, invoice, debit note, credit note & any other remark e.g.
partial payment etc.
12.3 Daily Collection Control Register (DCCR) – Cash & Current Cheque
It is the responsibility of depot clerk to maintain the DCCR for cash and current
cheque payments as per Appendix 2.
Each party concerned i.e. depot clerk and salesperson must record the details of
collection in appropriate columns provided in the register.
Salesperson must indicate the remark “PD Cheque” on the OR and date the OR
with the same date as the cheque instead of the date of collection that applicable
only to cash and current cheque payments.
It is the responsibility of depot clerk to maintain the DCCR for post-dated cheque
payments as per Appendix 3.
Each party concerned i.e. depot clerk and salesperson must record the details of
collection in appropriate columns provided in the register.
Depot clerk must carry out the following verification processes before preparing
the “Control Sheet for Current Cheque” as per Appendix 4 for depositing
collection.
12.8 Deposit
Depot clerk must summarise the collection to be deposited through ABN AMRO
Bank in the recommended format as per Appendix 5 (Control Sheet for Current
Cheque).
All payments collected must be deposited promptly, and cash collection must be
deposited on the same day if possible or latest by the following working day.
Only depot clerk would be granted access to the SAP System, as she/he is solely
responsible for processing of payment and updating of customer account.
12.10 Filing
OR, DCCR and Control Sheet Summary must be properly maintained at depot
for at least 7 years.
The stock of unused OR books must be kept under lock and key.
New OR book should only be issued to the salespersons upon return of their
used OR book.
13.4 Cancellation
Storekeeper must identify and notify ASM on slow moving stocks (i.e. no
movement in the past 6 months) and obsolete stocks so that decision can be
taken on disposal of these items e.g. giving away to supporters, thus freeing up
storage space at depot.
14.2 Safe Keeping Of POS Stocks
Petty Cash Report (PCR) must be done on Excel spreadsheet as per Appendix 5
and attached to the PCR Form (issued on a fortnightly basis).
The numbering convention for PCR is by Area/No./Month/Year e.g. PCR number for
Area Johor issued on first half of January 2007 should read as: A/01/01/2007.
This spreadsheet must be promptly updated on a timely basis to enable the
computer to reflect the up to-date (b/f) balance.
Petty cash monies must be kept in petty cash box and under lock and key.
At any point in time this monies should reconcile with the PCR cash balance.
Only authorised personnel are allowed to have access to the store and office
keys.
A set of keys should also be maintained by the ASM.
As part of safe practices to safeguard depots assets, all depots should ensure
that: -
(a) Depot’s padlock are changed once every two years; and
(b) Whenever there is a change in ASM/storekeeper and depot clerk,
the padlocks should be replaced too.