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Legal cleared the SaaS order but procurement at the buyer’s side drags on signatures. I don’t know whether to require …

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Legal cleared the SaaS order but procurement at the buyer’s side drags on signatures. I don’t know whether to require sequential signing or let it go parallel. Evaluate the risks of each approach given a [deadline=two-week] close target, recommend the signing order and reminder cadence that preserve momentum without annoying the buyer, and draft the exact message to the procurement lead that makes it easy to approve.
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