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The Orlando invoice workflow shows this issue: invoice routed to inactive project manager. Which administrative action should be recorded?

Correct Answer

D) workflow reassignment

Invoice workflow controls should match approvals, route to active reviewers, and remove held items from payment batches.

Answer Options
A
fuel tax memo
B
insurance claim photo
C
submittal sample tag
D
workflow reassignment

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Invoice workflow controls should match approvals, route to active reviewers, and remove held items from payment batches.

Why the Other Options Are Wrong

Option A: fuel tax memo

fuel tax memo skips the written authority, scope, price, notice, or release control needed for invoice workflow control.

Option B: insurance claim photo

insurance claim photo skips the written authority, scope, price, notice, or release control needed for invoice workflow control.

Option C: submittal sample tag

submittal sample tag skips the written authority, scope, price, notice, or release control needed for invoice workflow control.

Memory Technique

When controls clashes with match, let the contract speak before Controller Reviews.

Reference Hint

Open-book path: tab Contractor's Manual, 2025 to Business Administration, Invoice Review Workflow; use the stated business record or control rule to verify the answer.

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