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Budget moves between cost codes with a second person

Who is involved

RoleWhat they do
Quantity surveyorAsks to move budget and says why.
Construction managerApproves or rejects the move.

Step by step

  1. Quantity surveyor

    Asks to move an amount from one cost code to another with a reason.

    What they see:The transfer waits for approval and the budget has not moved.

  2. Construction manager

    Approves, or rejects with a note the requester reads.

    What they see:On approval the first code falls and the second rises by the same amount, so the total is unchanged.

  3. Quantity surveyor

    Opens the budget grid after the decision.

    What they see:The grid shows the new budget of both codes, and a rejected move shows the reason on the transfer.

Who is told what

The requester sees the decision on the transfer; no one can approve a move they asked for themselves while the separation rule is on.

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