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Lecture notes from the Operational Excellence ERP course at Arteveldehogeschool covering business process fundamentals using Azure Interior as a case study. Topics include the three types of processes (physical, documents, finance), sales and warehouse operations, logistics workflows, the 3-way match principle, lean methodology (5S), and production completion procedures including backflush methods. Essential for understanding how ERP systems support end-to-end business processes in manufacturing and distribution, ideal for exam preparation and practical application in supply chain management.

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,Contents
1 What is a business process?.........................................................................................................................................2
1.1 Business Processes....................................................................................................................................................2
1.1.1 Sales department....................................................................................................................................................2
1.2 Value stream model...................................................................................................................................................3
1.3 ERP............................................................................................................................................................................4
1.4 SOD = Segregation of duties!.....................................................................................................................................4
1.4.1 Master data management (MDM)..........................................................................................................................4
2 Sales............................................................................................................................................................................. 5
2.1 CRM...........................................................................................................................................................................5
2.1.1 What’s CRM?..........................................................................................................................................................5
2.1.2 Pre-sales.................................................................................................................................................................5
2.1.3 Commercial data (S&OP)........................................................................................................................................6
2.1.4 Data management..................................................................................................................................................6
2.1.5 Post-sales................................................................................................................................................................6
2.2 CODP......................................................................................................................................................................... 6
2.3 Customer Lead Time (MTO).......................................................................................................................................7
2.4 EDI.............................................................................................................................................................................9
3 Purchase....................................................................................................................................................................... 9
3.1 The process................................................................................................................................................................9
3.2 Requisition & Selection............................................................................................................................................10
3.3 Purchase order........................................................................................................................................................11
3.4 Invoice..................................................................................................................................................................... 12
3.5 Special cases............................................................................................................................................................12
4 Production – Forecast (demand & supply)..................................................................................................................13
4.1 The forecast.............................................................................................................................................................13
4.2 Independent demand..............................................................................................................................................14
4.3 Feasibility.................................................................................................................................................................15
4.4 Supply planning.......................................................................................................................................................16
4.5 Replenishment strategies........................................................................................................................................17
5 Production – Produce.................................................................................................................................................18
5.1 Release.................................................................................................................................................................... 18
5.2 Prepare.................................................................................................................................................................... 19
5.3 Stage........................................................................................................................................................................ 19
5.4 Produce................................................................................................................................................................... 20
5.5 Complete................................................................................................................................................................. 21




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, 1 What is a business process?
In this class we will use the case of a furniture company: Azure Interior; the furniture company
The goal of a company is to use different processes to make a product that add value to the used resources.
There are 3 types of processes
 The physical process
o Transport of good
o Carrying the goods
o Preparation of the goods
o Selling of the goods
o Eating of the goods
 Documents
o There is a paper trail (of documents)
 Ex: opdrachtbon, kassaticket, factuur,…
o Must match with physical process  so that after the transaction you’ll still know what went into the
making/retrace it
 Finance
o There is a financial trace in the form of money and accounting entries (assets v liabilities)
o You use those documents to pay transports, deliveries,..
 If you don’t have paper trail  difficult
 Especially with cash-based company




A lot of processes are happing in the back while only the Sales & Distribution is seen by customers.
Department= way for companies to organize itself and often aligns with processes but not always
Process= general overview of what a company does
MM= right materials?  PD
1.1 Business Processes
1.1.1 Sales department
Our sales department is in charge of contacting the client and the majority of the sales process (not all of it though!!)
 The sales department
o Pre-sales: what does our customer want = selection
 proposes a quote if the customer agrees this becomes a salesorder
o Salesorder: mutual commitment or transaction
o Then check availability in warehouse (also often done during the sales process)
 The warehouse (WH)
o Product in stock
o Product not in stock
 Logistics
o Product in stock

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