A cross-department workflow had too many unclear handoffs and not enough ownership visibility. The project mapped how work actually moved between teams and identified where communication, accountability, and timing were breaking down.
department handoff points clarified
major workflow gaps identified
cross-functional process map created
A cross-department workflow had too many unclear handoffs and not enough ownership visibility. The project mapped how work actually moved between teams and identified where communication, accountability, and timing were breaking down.
No theory, no deck. Three phases from walking in to handing over a finished, usable result.
We talked to each department in the workflow separately, then compared their accounts — the gaps between 'who I think owns this' surfaced the real breakpoints.
We built one shared diagram showing every handoff, decision point, and owner across departments, so for the first time everyone saw the whole process, not just their slice.
We assigned a clear owner and trigger to each of the six-plus handoffs and flagged the three points where work was reliably falling through the cracks.
Dropped handoffs are invisible on any single team's dashboard, which is why they persist and quietly cost weeks. The work doesn't fail loudly — it just sits, waiting on a person who doesn't know it's their turn. A shared map turns 'I thought you had it' into named accountability, and the time saved compounds on every cycle.
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