Question 1: Model the following business process using BPMN. On the first day of each month, the accountant prepares an invoice that states the amount of rent for every tenant renting an apartment in a tower. If the tenant is new (i.e. first moth staying in this tower), an adjusted invoice with all the tenant details needs to be prepared. For previously registered tenant, a standard i' ared. The indi.idual accounts in database are then updated. Before sending out the invoice and updated statement to the tenant by mail, the accountant will check the balance on the statement for each tenant. If the outstanding balance is over $1500, then accountant will prepare a warning letter that will be signed by the landlord and sent to the tenant with the invoice and balance. If the tenant does not respond to the warning letter in 15 days, the accountant will resend the letter. If the tenant doesn't respond to two warning letters, two copies of an evacuation letter are sent to the municipality office and to the tenant simultaneously. Question 1: Model the following business process using BPMN. On the first day of each month, the accountant prepares an invoice that states the amount of rent for every tenant renting an apartment in a tower. If the tenant is new (i.e. first moth staying in this tower), an adjusted invoice with all the tenant details needs to be prepared. For previously registered tenant, a standard i' ared. The indi.idual accounts in database are then updated. Before sending out the invoice and updated statement to the tenant by mail, the accountant will check the balance on the statement for each tenant. If the outstanding balance is over $1500, then accountant will prepare a warning letter that will be signed by the landlord and sent to the tenant with the invoice and balance. If the tenant does not respond to the warning letter in 15 days, the accountant will resend the letter. If the tenant doesn't respond to two warning letters, two copies of an evacuation letter are sent to the municipality office and to the tenant simultaneously