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A letter routed to a department opens for its head

Who is involved

RoleWhat they do
Mailroom clerkRoutes the letter to a department or a role instead of a person.
Department headReceives and works what is addressed to their department.

Step by step

  1. Mailroom clerk

    Registers the letter and routes it with a department as the destination.

    What they see:The routing line names the department.

  2. Department head

    Opens their work queue.

    What they see:The letter is there and can be opened and acted on.

  3. Department head

    Marks it received and then complete.

    What they see:The routing line shows Completed with their name.

  4. Mailroom clerk

    Looks at the Routing tab.

    What they see:The department, the head who took it and when.

Who is told what

The department's manager is alerted when the letter is routed to the department.

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