Consultant stage reports and the final plan
Every stage ends with a report the decision-maker reads and approves, not a spreadsheet that needs explaining.
What a stage report contains
Detail by unit and by finding
The report covers each organisational unit and each finding on its own, not just a summary.
Compared with the reference
Each finding is compared with the organisation's reference documents and the practices in the methodology.
Professional Arabic
Written in clear, professional Arabic for both specialists and decision-makers.
Charts and visuals
Charts and visuals inside the report explain the results.
Decisions and approval
The report is a decision tool. Every finding gets a recorded decision, and the report gets formal approval.
Accept
The finding and its recommendation are approved as they are.
Modify
The recommendation is changed, with a note explaining why.
Reject
The finding is rejected, with a note explaining why.
Formal approval
After the decisions, the report is formally approved, with a record of who approved it and when.
Where the report lives
Inside the platform
The report is shown on screen, linked to the data it was built on.
In Word
The report downloads as a Word file to edit, share or attach to an official memo.
The final plan
At the end of the path, the stage results come together in a final plan, in both formats.
Frequently asked questions
When is a stage report issued?
At the end of each Mizan stage, followed at the end by the final plan report.
Can the report be edited after download?
Yes. It downloads as a Word file, so it can be edited or attached to an official memo.
How are decisions on findings recorded?
Each finding has three decisions: accept, modify with a note, or reject with a note. The report is then formally approved, with a record of who approved it and when.
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