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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Process Accountability Chart in our editor.
  2. Begin by identifying 4 to 9 key processes that drive your business. In the designated field, list these processes clearly.
  3. Next, assign accountability for each process. In the 'Person Accountable' section, enter the name of the individual responsible for overseeing each process.
  4. For each process, define Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) that measure success. Fill in the KPIs under the 'Better, Faster, Cheaper' columns to ensure clarity on performance expectations.

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PACE planning helps organizations establish an order to deploy communications assets when capabilities are disrupted or degraded. The Primary level is a typical day-to-day method of communication. Alternate is the backup to the Primary. Contingency is used if both Primary Alternate have failed.
Thats where the Process Accountability Chart, or as known in Scaling Up as PACe. Process documentation must evolve with the business, reflecting changes and allowing for proactive updates. Great process documentation helps identify bottlenecks, eases new team member onboarding, and is vital for scaling up businesses.
The main elements of accountability models are the clear distribution of responsibilities, quantifiable standards for performance, proper communication processes, and the consequences for not strictly adhering to promises.
An Accountability Diagram (or chart or matrix) provides a functional view of the organization and identifies the accountability along with the roles and responsibilities of each member within the function. An application-oriented question on the topic along with responses can be seen below.
Accountability charts provide clarity about who owns the major functions of an organization and identifies the primary roles and responsibilities for which they are accountable.

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The Process Accountability Chart (PACe) lists who is accountable for each of the 4 to 9 processes that drive the business and how each process will be measured to guarantee its running smoothly. These would be processes like developing a product, generating leads, closing sales, finding new talent, and billing.

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