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During the Order and Delivery processes, it is important that all relevant changes are communicated to the Airline’s Accounting System. This allows the necessary accounting transactions to be initiated. However, the Accounting System only needs to be informed when a financial commitment has been made and the Airline has a liability for providing a Service. This happens when payment has been received for items within an Order.

Interaction OMS to Accounting:

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