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Sample handoff record

A client asks for more work.

See who checks the request, who decides, and where the next step is written.

Check availability
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Signed scope

Named owner

Approval point

Recorded next action

One request

A client asks for another pricing page.

The agreed work is one responsive landing page. No one promises the extra page until the delivery lead approves it.

  1. 01 Receive Acknowledge the request.
  2. 02 Check scope Check the agreed page.
  3. 03 Record the change Write down the change.
  4. 04 Get approval Send it for approval.
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Scope change

The extra work waits for approval.

Signed scope One responsive landing page
New request Add a second pricing-page version
Status Needs approval

Request

Reply without promising extra work.

The operator can acknowledge the request and check the agreed work. Because the request adds a page, they stop there until approval.

Next reply

“Received. I’m checking this against the signed scope before confirming the next step.”

Decision record

The next decision is written down.

Needs approval
Context
After sign-off on one responsive landing page.
Request
Add a second pricing-page version.
What was agreed
Signed deliverables · one responsive landing page.
Who records it
The delivery lead records the request.
Approval
The delivery lead approves before anyone promises the extra page.
Status
Needs approval
Next action
Acknowledge the request and compare it with the signed scope.
Stop when
The request changes the agreed deliverable.
Record in
Project record → Scope changes.

Operator test

Can someone else use the record?

Four checks show whether the team can use the record without the founder.

  1. 01Find the signed scope.
  2. 02Restate the new request.
  3. 03Name the approval point.
  4. 04Record the next action.