A simpler way to start project work
For Northstar Services employees who request, review, or prioritize project work.
Northstar Services is a fictional sample organization. This hub explains its example intake rollout and helps you prepare for the new process.
What is changing
Project requests begin with one intake route that captures the problem, expected impact, and preferred timing before review. The goal is to give reviewers consistent context—not to promise that every request will be approved or scheduled.
Plan is not completion
A planned milestone describes intended work; completion needs an actual update from the responsible rollout team.
| Details | Published plan | Tracked completion |
|---|---|---|
| What it tells you | What is scheduled or intended | What the responsible team has confirmed |
| Example | Team practice is planned after the intake form is prepared | A rollout update confirms team practice took place |
| How to read it | A plan, not proof of completion | Use the actual published completion update |
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