01 · Explanation
Calendar, meeting, and document operations
Objective: Coordinate calendars, meetings, and documents through controlled permissions, accurate records, and explicit owner approval.
Calendar access is delegated authority, not ownership of another person's time. Confirm scheduling rules, working hours, time zones, travel buffers, meeting priority, privacy labels, attendee approval, and who may move or cancel events. Before sending an invitation, verify purpose, attendees, duration, location or link, preparation, and decision needed. Protect private appointment details and never infer why a person is unavailable. For changes, preserve notice and update every participant through the approved calendar rather than relying on a separate message.
A useful meeting produces a record proportionate to its purpose. Prepare an agenda, pre-read, roles, and desired decisions. Capture decisions, actions, owners, due dates, unresolved questions, and approved distribution; do not record sensitive discussions without authority. Documents need a named owner, controlled location, meaningful filename, version or status, access rule, and review route. Avoid duplicate 'final' files by using the agreed system. Before external sharing, confirm recipient, attachment or link, permissions, confidential content, accessibility, and approval. Delete or retain records only under the applicable policy.
Before you begin
- Confirm F04 and F05; recognize that the authoritative date-specific meeting time, current approved revenue figure, owner, version, distribution list, and approval status are not supplied.
- STOP “Control calendar and documents” when this prerequisite cannot be confirmed: Confirm F04 and F05; recognize that the authoritative date-specific meeting time, current approved revenue figure, owner, version, distribution list, and approval status are not supplied. Record the exact missing or conflicting evidence, keep the artifact blocked, and route it to the authorized client process owner, with security, privacy, payment, contract, or subject review when applicable. Do not execute the workflow, make the specialist judgment, record approval, or claim an operational result.

