RACI matrix builder

Create a responsibility table and check that each task has one accountable owner.

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CSV-like rows: task | person=role | person=role

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Updated 2026-09-19

Using RACI matrix builder

RACI matrix builder collects all named people into columns and validates each task before exporting. A person may hold both accountable and responsible roles as AR.

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A worked example

Draft | Alex=R | Sam=A | Jo=C gives Alex responsibility, Sam accountability and Jo a consultation role.

Before you use the result

R means responsible, A accountable, C consulted and I informed. This checks the assignment structure, not whether the people agree to or can fulfill the roles.

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