A machine in an office used to make paper copies of documents.
What is a photocopier (or copier)?
The person who leads a meeting or sits at the head of a committee.
Who is the chairperson (or chair / leader)?
Paper bills and coins used to buy things immediately instead of using a card.
What is cash?
Items or products made by a company to be sold to customers.
What are goods (or products)?
A polite message sent by email to thank someone or check on the status of a request.
What is a follow-up (or to follow up)?
A device that prints written text or pictures from a computer onto paper.
What is a printer?
A written list of topics or activities to be discussed during a business meeting.
What is an agenda?
An account at a bank where you keep money safely and earn a small amount of interest.
What is a savings account?
The total amount of goods or products available in a warehouse or shop.
What is stock (or inventory)?
A booklet or pamphlet containing pictures and information about a company's products or services.
What is a brochure (or pamphlet)?
A small device plugged into a USB port on a computer to store and transfer files.
What is a flash drive (or thumb drive / USB drive)?
The official written record of what was said and decided during a business meeting.
What are the minutes (or meeting minutes)?
An automated machine built into a bank wall where you can withdraw or deposit cash at any time.
What is an ATM (or cash machine)?
A large building where raw materials or manufactured goods are stored before being shipped out.
What is a warehouse?
A formal written request for price information sent to a supplier before making a purchase.
What is an inquiry (or quote request)?
A folder or box used in an office to store documents neatly in alphabetical or date order.
What is a filing cabinet (or file folder)?
To arrange for a meeting, flight, or event to happen at a specific time or date.
What is to schedule?
Extra money added to a loan or savings account, calculated as a percentage of the total amount.
What is interest (or interest rate)?
A business or company that provides goods or raw materials to another company.
Who is a supplier (or vendor)?
A formal speech or talk given to an audience to present new ideas, reports, or plans.
What is a presentation?
A piece of hardware that projects images or slides from a computer onto a large wall or screen during a meeting.
What is a projector?
The minimum number of members who must be present at a meeting to make official decisions.
What is a quorum?
An official check of a company's financial records to make sure the accounting is accurate and legal
What is an audit?
The total network of individuals, companies, and transportation involved in creating and delivering a product to a buyer.
What is the supply chain?
A formal written proposal outlining business goals, market research, and financial projections for a new project.
What is a business proposal (or business plan)?