Follow a review from question to recommendation

See the review behind the recommendation.

Follow an update from the reported movement to the review finding and next action.

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0:00 / The update arrived. Now what?

The August update arrived on the first of September. Received is not reviewed, and reviewed is not decided. Three different states, and everyone on the project needs to know which one applies today.

0:13 / A review process built by practitioners.

OnPoint is the review process in Kairos, built by credentialed practitioners: nine review types, from kick off and baseline to monthly, recovery and delay, each with the same discipline about what gets recorded.

0:28 / Open review number eight.

Here is the eighth monthly review for Harbor Renewal: the data date, the submission date, whether the review meetings were held, and the predicted completion, the twenty seventh of November.

0:40 / The recommendation, with its reasons.

The recommendation is revise and resubmit, recorded with its reasons, so the contractor's next submission answers a specific question instead of a general complaint.

0:51 / Each outcome routes the next step.

Each outcome routes the next step. Accepted closes the cycle. Accepted with comments records what to watch. Revise and resubmit records the letter to the contractor, with its date, and starts the clock on a second review.

1:07 / Where the review stands, for everyone.

The submission, the review and the recommendation stay in one record, so the project manager, the reviewer and the board read the same status.

1:17 / Less guesswork. More record.

A review you can follow from question to recommendation, and defend afterwards. Know sooner. Act faster.