COMPEL Glossary / GL-31
Workflow Redesign Documentation
Structured documentation of the before and after states of each business process where an AI system is being embedded — covering process maps, human-AI handoff points, role changes, exception handling paths, and the rationale for each design decision.
What this means in practice
It ensures that AI is integrated into redesigned workflows rather than simply bolted onto existing manual processes.
Context in the COMPEL framework
Produced in the Produce stage as the operational design complement to the technical build. Without documented workflow redesign, AI deployments frequently fail to deliver value because the surrounding process has not changed.
Where you see this
Workflow Redesign Documentation is most commonly referenced when teams work across the Produce stage — especially within the Value Realization layer . It appears in governance artifacts, assessment instruments, and delivery playbooks wherever COMPEL is operationalized.
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Synonyms
process redesign documentation , workflow transformation record , human-AI process design
See also
- Training and Adoption Plan — A structured plan that defines the training content, delivery methods, timing, audience segmentation, success criteria, and adoption measurement approach for every user group affected by an AI system deployment.
- Deployment Readiness Checklist — A comprehensive, sign-off-based checklist that verifies all technical, governance, operational, and organizational prerequisites have been met before an AI system is deployed to production.
- Human Validation Rules — A formal specification of every decision point in an AI system's operation where human review, approval, or override is required — including the trigger conditions, review timeline, escalation path, and documentation requirements for each rule.
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