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It is a popular Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) model, which is mostly implemented in e-commerce firms. It comprises of various stepwise procedures that complete the purchase of an item. Firstly, an order for a product is taken from different channels, which is passed to order fulfilment stage. Once the product is shipped, its invoice is generated. The payment for the order is collected (mostly in cash). In this end, it is reported and a receipt is generated.