When approvals are not documented, organisations may struggle to verify whether a decision was authorised. This can lead to disputes between stakeholders when responsibilities become unclear. For example, a client may question whether a design change was approved, or a manager may deny approving a budget request. Without documented approval records, organisations may find it difficult to resolve such situations.
What problems occur when approvals are Undocumented?
- Work Tracking Messaging
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