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The Hialeah administrator identifies this correspondence problem: text message changes payment timing. What is the best office action?

Correct Answer

D) capture written record

Approvals and instructions should be captured in the project record so later billing and audit review can trace them.

Answer Options
A
message deletion memo
B
skipped invoice log
C
closed bank statement
D
capture written record

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Approvals and instructions should be captured in the project record so later billing and audit review can trace them.

Why the Other Options Are Wrong

Option A: message deletion memo

message deletion memo belongs to a different file or record trail; it does not prove the electronic records event.

Option B: skipped invoice log

skipped invoice log belongs to a different file or record trail; it does not prove the electronic records event.

Option C: closed bank statement

closed bank statement belongs to a different file or record trail; it does not prove the electronic records event.

Memory Technique

Electronic Records proof for Administrator Updates: event, approval, receipt, follow-up.

Reference Hint

Open-book path: tab Contractor's Manual, 2025 to Business Administration, Electronic Correspondence Records; verify the record, approval, or control duty before selecting the answer.

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