Approval Process Flow Chart



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How to create an Approval Process Flow Chart?

We provide this Approval Process Flow Chart to help professionalize the way you are working. Our business and legal templates are regularly screened and used by professionals. If time or quality is of the essence, this ready-made template can help you to save time and to focus on the topics that really matter!

An approval flowchart can be used to:

  • Approve document an existing process;
  • Design an “ideal” process;
  • Determine whether the steps in a process are logical;
  • Identify bottlenecks and unnecessary complexity;
  • Uncover duplication of effort;
  • Identify opportunities to improve the process.

How do I make a flowchart in Microsoft Word? 

A flowchart can be used to:

  • Document an existing process;
  • Design an “ideal” process;
  • Determine whether the steps in a process are logical;
  • Identify bottlenecks and unnecessary complexity;
  • Uncover duplication of effort;
  • Identify opportunities to improve the process.

When you are creating a flowchart for a process, consider the following:

  1. Plan a gathering with all the stakeholders who are involved in the process you want to flowchart.
  2. Put a few larger (A3) sheets of paper on the wall.
  3. Select the basic type of flow chart format.
  4. Decide the start, point of beginning, and the endpoints of the process (What inputs deliverables, what is the outcome produced by the process?).
  5. Use post-it (sticky notes) to label the various steps in the process that you can place on the diagonal to label decisions.
  6. Begin by writing one step or decision at a time and placing it on the wall. Keep going until you have completed the steps in the process.
  7. Use a marker or arrow flag to indicate the direction the process flows.
  8. Discuss the activities in the process:
    • Did flowcharting help to clarify orders, steps, and roles? 
    • Could changes improve the process and output?
    • Any bottlenecks or problems that need improving?
    • Are there other processes we want to flowchart?
  9. Validate the completed flowchart with the user(s).
  10. Draw a final, polished version of your flowchart, either by hand or using available software drawing tools. Here are some hints:
  • Keep symbols the same distance from each other.
  • Make notations simple, concise, and clear.
  • Avoid crossing flow lines whenever possible.
  • Have two flow lines coming out of decision symbols. 

Use this ready-made Flowchart creator in Word to visualize your processes. Using this Approval Process Flow Chart template guarantees you will save time, cost, and effort! Completing your personalized approval chart is easier when you start with this example.

Download this Approval Process Flow Chart template now for your own benefit!




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