Action items
What an action item is, how to read one, and the three ways items close.
An action item is one specific thing to fix. Every item tells you why it appeared, so you're never guessing.
What an action item shows
| Part | What it tells you |
|---|---|
| Title | The task, in one line |
| Why this is showing | The answer or value that caused it, in plain words |
| What to do | The steps to complete it |
| Expected outcome | What you gain by completing it |
| Pillar | Whether it's a financial, operational, or compliance item |
| Priority | Do now, Do next, or Later. Items are grouped under these headings. |
| Status | Not started, Started, or Complete |
Three ways an item closes
| Type | What you do | Buttons you'll see |
|---|---|---|
| Manual | Do the work outside Cyphr AI, then confirm it here | Mark Complete |
| Data collection | Provide the information the item asks for in a short form | Mark Started, then Provide Info |
| Field update | Correct the original answer that caused the item | Mark Started, then Update Answer |
For field updates, see Updating an answer.
Where items come from
Your list combines items from:
- Your industry assessment, once it's approved
- Any scenario you've started
- Any lender program you're working toward
Required and optional
An item can be required, meaning it must be complete before you qualify for something such as a loan program. Or it can be optional, meaning it's coaching that will help your business but won't hold you back. The same item can be required for one program and optional elsewhere.
If an item disappears
An item leaves your list when the reason for it no longer applies. Your history is kept. If the reason comes back later, the item returns with its history intact.
Need help with an item?
Ask your platform's team to explain why an item appeared, or find a provider who can help you complete it. See Finding a provider.
Still need help? Contact support