In this lesson, you will learn to
Use the task with a clear purpose.
- Follow one use case through the workspace.
- Distinguish preparation, assessment and approval.
- Return decisions and actions to the same use case.
Why this matters
Harbour Lane Accounting needs a defensible next step.
The team needs to see how policy, preparation, assessment and follow-up connect around one use case.
Follow Harbour Lane Accounting
See the work in context.
Record the proposal
Maya records the client follow-up drafting use case and its limits.
Prepare and assess
The team completes relevant activities and selects the records that form the assessment basis.
Decide and follow up
A limited-test decision returns conditions, actions and a review date to the same use case.
What remains uncertain
Keep the limit visible.
The limited test remains conditional and does not establish readiness for production use.
Recorded outcome: The team can trace the proposal from opportunity to owned follow-up.
Try it in the worked example
Open the matching read-only chapter.
Application record: Connected client follow-up governance journey
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Three key points
What to remember.
- Understand how governance work stays connected from idea to review.
- The limited test remains conditional and does not establish readiness for production use.
- The team can trace the proposal from opportunity to owned follow-up.