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Designing a handoff that keeps people in the loop.
Define when a conversation should move to a person—and what context should travel with it.
Agree on the boundaries
A useful handoff starts before the call. The team agrees which situations need immediate attention and who should receive them.
Send a usable summary
Include the reason for the call, what has already been discussed, and the action the caller expects. A short, consistent summary helps the next person pick up naturally.
Have a fallback
When the intended recipient is unavailable, a documented fallback keeps the inquiry moving. The example may be a structured message and a follow-up task.
What connected client operations can look like.
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