Quick answer
RAPID assigns five decision roles — Recommend, Agree, Perform, Input, Decide — so cross-functional calls have one clear decider instead of dissolving in consensus.
The roles
Recommend proposes; Agree must sign off (legal/compliance vetoes); Perform executes; Input consulted; Decide is the single chooser.
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Mapping a decision
List stakeholders, assign letters, verify exactly one D — shared Decide is the failure mode.
When it earns its keep
Cross-functional decisions with many voices — pricing, vendor choices, org changes.
Vs RACI
RACI is task-level; RAPID is decision-level — the ‘Agree’ veto role is what it adds explicitly.
Bottom line
RAPID assigns five decision roles — Recommend, Agree, Perform, Input, Decide — so cross-functional calls have one clear decider instead of dissolving in consensus.
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