Friday's pile, already sorted.
The system prepares and files the packet. A person reviews and decides — nothing is sent, paid, or approved on its own.
Review, don't chase.
No new app for the crew, no platform to migrate to — the same daily sign-in, rebuilt to do the filing the office used to do by hand.
The crew fills it once
Job pulled from the existing project list, hours entered, signed, receipt snapped — from the truck, before they leave the site.
Compiled into one packet
Each submission files itself into the Friday review packet — signed PDF, receipt, and payroll row landing on the right worker and job.
A person still signs off
The packet arrives sorted, with any gaps flagged. The owner reviews and decides — starting from one clean packet instead of a pile.
Same pattern, different admin pile.
This payroll example is one workflow. The same review-queue idea also applies when unpaid invoices, quotes, receipts, or weekly admin tasks keep slipping.
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Score the task by repeat frequency, source information, clear output, approval boundary, and cost when it slips.
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