Projects
Every project traces back to the decision it came from and at least one measure it moves. Nothing runs that the plan never asked for, and nobody spends a quarter on work that turns out to be nobody's priority.
The action plan is drafted from the decision itself, not from a blank project template. Every action carries the measure it is meant to move, so the link between the work and the plan exists from the first day rather than being reconstructed at the review.
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Everything below traces to this line. Open any action and it names the decision it came from and the measure it moves.
Measures in play
Drafted actions
Approve the second shift
Re-slot the Halifax picking route
Renegotiate the carrier cut-off
An action with no linked measure is treated as a defect, not a draft.
Not a blank project form. The plan arrives already shaped by what the room agreed.
The link between work and number is made at the start, not reconstructed at the review.
It is a draft to argue with. Nothing is applied because a model suggested it.
A standard operating procedure should not be a document somebody has to remember to go and find. A guide lives on the action, so it appears the moment the person opens the thing they are about to do.
Action
Re-slot the Halifax picking route
Guide, attached
Right there when you open the work.
How this gets written
Upload the document you already have
Describe it in one line
Answer an interview about it
Skills it needs
Suggested skills are matched against skills your org really has. Anything unmatched is dropped rather than invented.
One guide can run many actions, and it travels with each of them.
One guide runs many actions and stays with each of them as the work moves.
A suggested skill that does not exist in your org is dropped, not created to make the draft look complete.
How the work is done becomes something the company owns rather than something that walks out the door.
If a project cannot name the decision it serves and the number it moves, that is not a project. It is somebody's idea, and the plan will tell you so.