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Client Signoff Before Procurement

My client, [client=Daniel Kim], must formally approve the final planting palette and paver selection by [deadline=Frid…

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My client, [client=Daniel Kim], must formally approve the final planting palette and paver selection by [deadline=Friday] or procurement can't lock lead times. We've discussed options but he hasn't signed anything. I don't want to pressure him into a bad choice. Diagnose whether a reminder will prompt a decision or if he likely needs another walkthrough, and draft the short approval request I can send that makes it easy to sign and explains the procurement consequence.
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Client needs to sign off on final planting and hardscape selections before procurement orders are placed.

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