What are the critical components of a system for purchasing goods and then paying creditors, using a computerised accounting system?

A. The computerised system must have a sound system of coding.

B. The computerised system does not follow any principles from existing manual data entry.

C. The computerised interface is comprised of a number of subsystems such as debtors, creditors, payroll, banking and inventory.

D. The computerised system is not expected to reduce the number of errors relating to manual data entry.

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