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Acknowledgement Tracking Escalation

We released a major policy update last week and acknowledgements are incomplete. I need a reliable way to track who re…

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We released a major policy update last week and acknowledgements are incomplete. I need a reliable way to track who reviewed and accepted it and to escalate only where necessary. I can't tell the right escalation thresholds that won't cause inbox fatigue. Recommend a tracking and escalation scheme that minimizes work for managers, define when to escalate to department heads, and provide the concise message to send to non-responders after three business days. I will not turn this into daily nagging.

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I need to track who has reviewed and accepted a policy update and escalate when acknowledgements are missing, and I don't want to micro-manage

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