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Business Communication flowcharts

17 flowcharts by 15 users

This page gathers a small set of community-made Business Communication flowcharts on business documents, writing and communication. University students and professional candidates can use them to study these topics, as can school students; teachers can find ready-made material. Pick a flowchart and follow its ideas.

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Business communication flowcharts

These flowcharts cover business writing, group dynamics, business protocol and communication, alongside documents used in transactions. Some focus on the paper trail between a customer and a supplier. Others show parts of a business letter or questions to consider when communicating a message.

How to study with a flowchart

For a starting point on documents, open Documents in a business transaction. Follow the entries from purchase order to delivery note and invoice, and check what each document is for. Then compare it with Documentation used by a business.

For writing, use Business Letter to identify parts such as the letterhead and body. Cover the labels and see what you can recall, then check the flowchart again. If you want more explanation, switch to notes on the unit page; when you want to test your recall, try a quiz there. Choose a flowchart that fits your next topic.

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Which flowchart should I start with for business documents?

Start with Documents in a business transaction. It identifies documents including a purchase order, delivery note, goods received note and invoice, with a short explanation of each. You can then compare its entries with Documentation used by a business to study the document sequence from another resource.

What topics do the flowcharts cover?

The flowcharts cover transaction documents, business writing, group dynamics, business protocol and communication. Business Letter identifies parts of a letter, while Communication complete includes questions about the message and its recipient. The collection gives you several ways to focus your studying within the unit.

Are the flowcharts free to use?

Yes. Every flowchart listed here is free to open and study, and you do not need an account. The resources were made by GoConqr users, so you can look through the collection and choose the ones that fit the topic you are studying or teaching.

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