Principle
Accountability
You can always see who did what, and when.
What this means in Prism
Money changes are recorded
Changes you make to payments, invoices, estimates and orders, including voids and refunds, are recorded with who and when.
Sharing is recorded
Changes to who has access, such as granting, changing or removing a role, are recorded.
Work has an owner
Tasks can be assigned, claimed and handed back, so it is clear who has it now.
Documents keep their versions
Business documents and replaced files keep their earlier versions.
Approvals leave a trail
Approval requests record who decided and when.
How it works
- Step 1
Someone acts
A person creates, assigns, claims, changes or shares something.
- Step 2
Prism writes it down
Who did it and when goes on the item's activity, or into the money and access records.
- Step 3
You can look back
Open a task, project, job or deal to see its activity and who has it now.
Across all six parts
What this principle means in each part of your workplace, today.


Work
Tasks are assigned, claimed and handed back, and each step is written to the item's activity.
Open Work


Money
Changes to payments, invoices, estimates and orders, including voids and refunds, are recorded with who and when.
Open Money