Before approval-dependent work

Make the approval path clear before the task reaches the buyer.

Use one task or exception at a time. Write what starts the request, what evidence the buyer needs, what an offshore teammate may prepare, what must stay on hold, and who makes the final decision.

Prompts8

The details needed to route one approval.

Scope1 path

Keep the first route narrow, visible, and easy to test.

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Approval path

Write the route before the exception arrives.

Use plain language a teammate can follow under pressure. If a request does not fit the written route, hold the action and send it to the named buyer or owner.

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Test the route

Try one ordinary case before relying on it.

A named approver is not enough. Test whether the teammate can spot the trigger, gather the right facts, hold the action, reach the buyer, and record the final decision.

This builder helps document a route. It does not grant authority, approve an action, expand access, or replace your contracts, policies, or approval rules. The buyer or other authorized owner makes the final decision.

  1. Choose one repeat request or exception.
  2. Write the trigger, evidence, held action, and final decision-maker.
  3. Add a backup, contact route, and place to record the decision.
  4. Run one harmless example before live work depends on the path.