From paper to screen
- 1Collect the forms and pick one
Choose the most used and least complicated. Its success convinces the team about the rest.
- 2Review the fields
Ask of each field: who uses this information? What nobody uses gets removed.
- 3Draw the approval path
Who submits, who approves first, who gives final approval, and what happens on rejection.
- 4Build the form and the list
Clear required fields, pick lists, and a status for every request.
- 5Try it on real requests
One week with one department, then adjust and roll out.
What happens to each part of the paper?
| On paper | In the digital form |
|---|---|
| Boxes filled by hand | Typed fields and pick lists |
| The manager's signature | An approve button recorded with name and time |
| A folder in the archive | A list with search and filters |
| Asking 'where is my request?' | A status the requester can see |
Benefits you feel quickly
- No incomplete forms, because required fields block submission.
- No request lost on someone's desk.
- You know how long each request takes and where it gets stuck.
- An employee submits from their phone, wherever they are.