Trigger
What event starts the work, and how does the responsible person know it has started?
Resources
Use these questions to describe the workflow, compare options and identify the responsibilities a maintainable implementation needs.
What event starts the work, and how does the responsible person know it has started?
Who is responsible at each stage, and when does responsibility move to another person or team?
Which record is authoritative, what information is required and how are uncertain matches handled?
What proves the work is complete, and what should happen when data, approval or another system is unavailable?
Who controls production accounts, credentials, roles and service subscriptions?
Which integrations and exports are required, and what are the relevant licence or usage conditions?
Who monitors failures, applies updates and responds to user issues after release?
Which real scenarios will demonstrate that the delivered workflow meets the agreed scope?
Records, migration, adoption and sales workflow decisions.
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Share the process and constraints you have identified. Sensitive records and credentials are not needed for an initial discussion.