explain p2c & O2C cycle process

Answer Posted / pavan kumar

p2p cycle deals with the entire set of activities carried out by an org to purchase the required resources and dis charge of liability by payment to vendors

o2c cycle deals with the entire set of activities carried out by an org to sell it's products to it's customers and realization of cash.

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