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We over-redact or over-protect vendor documents and it slows approvals; I need a consistent protection policy that balances usability and security.
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Become — change the pattern
+We’ve been redacting way too much — sometimes hiding payment terms that Purchasing needs — and…
Become — change the pattern
+We’ve been redacting way too much — sometimes hiding payment terms that Purchasing needs — and other times not redacting bank details enough. From reviewing our last [N=30] shared invoices, show where we miscalibrated protection, recommend the lightest set of redaction and access rules that protect bank details but keep procurement usable, and propose one filing practice so managers can retrieve original terms for audits without exposing accounts.
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