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BSBCUE608
Manage customer engagement operational costs

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Version 1.0
Issue Date: April 2024


This unit describes the skills and knowledge required to manage costs in a customer engagement environment.

It applies to individuals who analyse, design and execute judgements using wide ranging technical, creative, conceptual or managerial competencies and who are often accountable for group outcomes.

No licensing, legislative or certification requirements apply to this unit at the time of publication.

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Evidence Required

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ELEMENT

PERFORMANCE CRITERIA

Elements describe the essential outcomes.

Performance criteria describe the performance needed to demonstrate achievement of the element.

1 Calculate cost

1.1 Identify cost generating engagement centre transactions

1.2 Calculate transaction costs

1.3 Identify clearly fixed and variable components of transaction costs

2 Prepare budget

2.1 Produce accurate estimates of expected revenue supported by business and financial records

2.2 Identify expected operating expenses based on realistic projections

2.3 Identify proposed capital expenditure based on business plans and estimates

2.4 Work closely with stakeholders to identify factors that may influence operations and costs

2.5 Prepare justifiable high, low and expected budget scenarios

3 Present and justify budget

3.1 Deliver an effective presentation of customer engagement centre budget

3.2 Justify aspects of operating expenses, revenues and capital expenditure

3.3 Introduce qualitative information into justification when appropriate

4 Monitor budget performance

4.1 Correlate statistical performance of engagement centre to budget estimates

4.2 Closely monitor variations between actual budget reporting and expected budget

4.3 Maintain accurate tracking of accrued, invoiced and other costs

4.4 Identify cash flow implications for current and planned events

4.5 Communicate progress against budget to stakeholders

5 Control financial operations

5.1 Closely monitor reasonable threats to budget on a regular basis

5.2 Identify variations in engagement centre performance that present threats to financial performance

5.3 Identify operational strategies to minimise threats to budget

5.4 Regularly monitor staff compliance with financial delegation limits

5.5 Regularly update organisation’s financial control systems


Submission Requirements

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Assessment Tasks

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ELEMENT

PERFORMANCE CRITERIA

Elements describe the essential outcomes.

Performance criteria describe the performance needed to demonstrate achievement of the element.

1 Calculate cost

1.1 Identify cost generating engagement centre transactions

1.2 Calculate transaction costs

1.3 Identify clearly fixed and variable components of transaction costs

2 Prepare budget

2.1 Produce accurate estimates of expected revenue supported by business and financial records

2.2 Identify expected operating expenses based on realistic projections

2.3 Identify proposed capital expenditure based on business plans and estimates

2.4 Work closely with stakeholders to identify factors that may influence operations and costs

2.5 Prepare justifiable high, low and expected budget scenarios

3 Present and justify budget

3.1 Deliver an effective presentation of customer engagement centre budget

3.2 Justify aspects of operating expenses, revenues and capital expenditure

3.3 Introduce qualitative information into justification when appropriate

4 Monitor budget performance

4.1 Correlate statistical performance of engagement centre to budget estimates

4.2 Closely monitor variations between actual budget reporting and expected budget

4.3 Maintain accurate tracking of accrued, invoiced and other costs

4.4 Identify cash flow implications for current and planned events

4.5 Communicate progress against budget to stakeholders

5 Control financial operations

5.1 Closely monitor reasonable threats to budget on a regular basis

5.2 Identify variations in engagement centre performance that present threats to financial performance

5.3 Identify operational strategies to minimise threats to budget

5.4 Regularly monitor staff compliance with financial delegation limits

5.5 Regularly update organisation’s financial control systems

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Observation Checklist

Tasks to be observed according to workplace/college/TAFE policy and procedures, relevant legislation and Codes of Practice Yes No Comments/feedback
Identify cost generating engagement centre transactions 
Calculate transaction costs 
Identify clearly fixed and variable components of transaction costs 
Produce accurate estimates of expected revenue supported by business and financial records 
Identify expected operating expenses based on realistic projections 
Identify proposed capital expenditure based on business plans and estimates 
Work closely with stakeholders to identify factors that may influence operations and costs 
Prepare justifiable high, low and expected budget scenarios 
Deliver an effective presentation of customer engagement centre budget 
Justify aspects of operating expenses, revenues and capital expenditure 
Introduce qualitative information into justification when appropriate 
Correlate statistical performance of engagement centre to budget estimates 
Closely monitor variations between actual budget reporting and expected budget 
Maintain accurate tracking of accrued, invoiced and other costs 
Identify cash flow implications for current and planned events 
Communicate progress against budget to stakeholders 
Closely monitor reasonable threats to budget on a regular basis 
Identify variations in engagement centre performance that present threats to financial performance 
Identify operational strategies to minimise threats to budget 
Regularly monitor staff compliance with financial delegation limits 
Regularly update organisation’s financial control systems 

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