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Develop an approval workflow with IT that enforces who can sign high-risk supplier agreements.
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+Develop an approval workflow with IT that enforces who can sign high-risk supplier agreements:…
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+Develop an approval workflow with IT that enforces who can sign high-risk supplier agreements: create a workflow requiring [legal review] and [CFO approval] before delegation to a named signer, and document approver roles and thresholds by [supplier risk tier] supplier risk tier.
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+Before finalizing the approval workflow, reduce accidental overrides and delay: define clear risk…
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+Before finalizing the approval workflow, reduce accidental overrides and delay: define clear risk tiers, require Legal review and CFO approval for high-risk suppliers, implement routing that won't bypass approvers, add automatic notifications and an audit log of approver decisions, and include an exception request process so signers can't sidestep controls.
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Who does this, and with what
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Contract ManagerAdobe Acrobat ProDocuSignSharePointalso: Restrict High-Risk Signaturesalso: Enforce IT Access Controls
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