Choose a workable transition with the users who must comply, while keeping fixed legal or platform constraints explicit.
A policy must change, but the company can still choose the transition sequence, support period, or cohort order.
Define the complete obligation before opening the decision.
This dossier keeps the business trigger and the expected public record in one ordered view.
Why this needs a bounded decision
A policy must change, but the company can still choose the transition sequence, support period, or cohort order.
Ask the people who carry the consequence
The users or operators who must change their behavior, defined by role or current activity.
State the failure the contract must prevent
Fixed constraints remain hidden, so participants believe the ballot can choose an outcome the company cannot legally or operationally deliver.
Match the ballot to the evidence needed
Use approval when several transition plans could work. Participants mark every option they can complete without unacceptable disruption.
State what the company will publish
Publish the final policy, the selected transition, the fixed constraints, and the support dates by the promised response date.
Show what changed after the answer
Northwind Marketplace used a staged 60-day verification transition and published office hours for the seller cohorts that needed more time.
Choose a policy transition
Test practical transition paths with affected users, then publish the policy and its implementation plan.
Review the contractInspect the contract state in context
See how this part of the contract remains attached to the other decision states.
Open the relevant demonstration stateChoose a policy transition
The template opens a reviewable Create form. It does not submit or publish automatically.