Scribd Logo
Upload

Welcome to Scribd!

  • Sample Dataflow Diagram

    Uploaded by

    Tom Brown
    4 views1 page
    The document describes the three major processes a credit card company undergoes to receive and process applications from potential customers. The processes are: 1) checking applications for completeness, 2) checking creditworthiness by comparing credit ratios to profiles and verifying credit reports, and 3) issuing cards and setting up accounts. Valid applications are checked for completeness, entered into a pending file, then sent to be checked for creditworthiness which results in approval or rejection. Approved applications then have accounts issued and set up.

    Original Description:

    Class

    Original Title

    Dfd Class Example

    Copyright

    © © All Rights Reserved

    Available Formats

    PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Did you find this document useful?

    Is this content inappropriate?

    Report this Document
    The document describes the three major processes a credit card company undergoes to receive and process applications from potential customers. The processes are: 1) checking applications for completeness, 2) checking creditworthiness by comparing credit ratios to profiles and verifying credit reports, and 3) issuing cards and setting up accounts. Valid applications are checked for completeness, entered into a pending file, then sent to be checked for creditworthiness which results in approval or rejection. Approved applications then have accounts issued and set up.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Flag for inappropriate content
    4 views1 page

    Sample Dataflow Diagram

    Uploaded by

    Tom Brown
    The document describes the three major processes a credit card company undergoes to receive and process applications from potential customers. The processes are: 1) checking applications for completeness, 2) checking creditworthiness by comparing credit ratios to profiles and verifying credit reports, and 3) issuing cards and setting up accounts. Valid applications are checked for completeness, entered into a pending file, then sent to be checked for creditworthiness which results in approval or rejection. Approved applications then have accounts issued and set up.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Flag for inappropriate content
    of 1

    Sample Dataflow Diagram

    Draw Diagram 0 and Diagram 2, and context diagram.

    A credit card company receives applications from potential customers. There are
    three major processes:

    1. Check for completeness


    2. Check Credit- worthiness
    3. Issue card and set up account

    Upon receipt of an application from a customer, the initial information is checked for
    completeness. This results in either a “valid application” or a rejection, which is returned
    to customer. Valid applications are then entered into the “pending applications” file.
    Pending applications are then sent to the next process, which utilizes “credit ratios” from
    the “credit profile” file and a credit report received from Experian (a credit investigation
    company). This results in either a rejection or a new account listing sent to the “customer
    file”, also, the pending applications file is updated as well.

    Finally, new account listings are extracted from the customer file into the last
    process, which results in a credit card (sent to the customer) and an account activation
    update to the customer file.

    Process 2 involves three sub steps:

    1. Application ratios compared to credit profile


    2. Verification of credit report
    3. Create new account listing

    The first process results in either a rejection or a “good profile application”.


    This goes to the second step – which verifies the credit report of the customer. This
    would result in either a rejection or “approved listing”. Approved listings are sent to the
    third step, which results in setting up of a new account.

    You might also like