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Urgent Timestamped Order

I prepare the weekly supply order that the vendor expects by Wednesday; procurement must keep a timestamped copy for a…

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I prepare the weekly supply order that the vendor expects by Wednesday; procurement must keep a timestamped copy for audit. My current workflow leaves gaps where the vendor email goes out but procurement gets no certified copy. Help me decide whether to implement a shared signed PDF workflow, an automatic archived copy, or a routed approval step. Explain trade-offs in speed, auditability, and staff effort, and give the message I should send to procurement and the vendor to implement the chosen approach.
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I’ve got a vendor cutoff next week and procurement needs a timestamped supply order now.

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