Track what matters
Reasonable Adjustment Tracking
Agreed support can still fail if nobody can see what happens next. AXS Passport helps organisations track adjustment requests, ownership, status, implementation and review in one clearer process.
Track what matters
If no one can see the next step, the adjustment is at risk.
Track what matters
If no one can see the next step, the adjustment is at risk.
Tracking is different from recording
Recording means keeping information. Tracking means seeing movement.
A record might say an adjustment was discussed. Tracking shows whether it has been reviewed, assigned, implemented and revisited.
Both matter. A record without tracking can become passive. Tracking without good records can become shallow.
Good tracking answers
The tracking journey
New request
The support need enters the process.
In review
The relevant team considers the request.
Decision made
The outcome is recorded.
Implementation pending
Actions are assigned.
Implemented
The adjustment is in place.
Review due
Support is checked and updated if needed.
From requests to visible progress
AXS Passport helps organisations track reasonable adjustment activity with clearer records, ownership, status and review.
The aim is not to monitor people. The aim is to make support visible enough to happen.
Status visibility
Teams can see where a request is in the process.
Ownership
Next steps can be assigned and understood.
Review points
Support can be revisited when circumstances change.
Reporting
Organisations can see trends, timelines and implementation gaps.
Track adjustments with more visibility
AXS Passport helps organisations track reasonable adjustment requests, records, ownership and review in one clearer process.