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The differences are actually quite small, but they're important because they reflect the **real business process** more accurately.
## Earlier Design
I initially assumed:
```text
Management
|
Approve/Reject
|
Board
|
Pass/Fail
|
General Manager
|
Approve/Reject
```
Therefore I proposed:
```text
application_management_reviews
application_board_evaluations
application_gm_decisions
```
or later:
```text
application_reviews
- MANAGEMENT
- BOARD
- GM
```
because I thought the GM was making a decision.
---
## Current Design
After your clarification:
> The outcome is already known after board evaluation.
>
> The GM only prints the result letter and notifies the applicant.
The workflow is actually:
```text
Management
|
Approve/Reject
|
Board
|
Pass/Fail
|
General Manager
(Print letter)
(Send email)
```
The GM is no longer a reviewer.
Therefore:
### Removed
```text
application_gm_decisions
```
because there is no GM decision to store.
---
### Added
```text
application_notifications
```
because the GM's responsibility is administrative:
* Generate acceptance/rejection letter
* Send email
* Mark notification completed
Example:
| application_id | letter_generated_at | email_sent_at |
| -------------- | ------------------- | ---------------- |
| 1001 | 2026-06-01 10:00 | 2026-06-01 10:05 |
---
## Status Changes
### Earlier
```text
MANAGEMENT_REJECTED
GM_REJECTED
APPROVED
ACCOUNT_CREATED
```
### Current
```text
MANAGEMENT_REJECTED
BOARD_FAILED
BOARD_PASSED
NOTIFICATION_PENDING
COMPLETED
```
because the board determines the outcome.
---
## Review Tables
### Earlier
I proposed three tables:
```text
application_management_reviews
application_board_evaluations
application_gm_decisions
```
Then simplified to:
```text
application_reviews
```
with:
```text
MANAGEMENT
BOARD
GM
```
### Current
Still:
```text
application_reviews
```
but only:
```text
MANAGEMENT
BOARD
```
No GM stage.
---
## What I Would Simplify Even Further
Looking at your process, I'd actually make it even leaner.
### membership_applications
Add outcome fields directly:
```sql
membership_applications
-----------------------
id
status
management_result
board_result
notification_sent_at
submitted_at
completed_at
```
Where:
```text
management_result
-----------------
PENDING
APPROVED
REJECTED
board_result
------------
PENDING
PASS
FAIL
```
Then you might not even need `application_reviews` if:
* One management review only
* One board evaluation only
You could store everything directly on the application record.
Example:
| application | mgmt | board |
| ----------- | -------- | ----- |
| APP001 | APPROVED | PASS |
| APP002 | APPROVED | FAIL |
| APP003 | REJECTED | NULL |
---
## My Recommendation
For your described workflow, I'd use:
```text
membership_applications
application_applicants
application_heirs
application_documents
application_references
application_reviews
application_notifications
users
members
```
and remove:
```text
application_management_reviews
application_board_evaluations
application_gm_decisions
application_workflow_logs
```
unless you have a compliance/audit requirement.
### Why remove `application_workflow_logs`?
If your workflow is fixed and simple:
* Management reviews once.
* Board evaluates once.
* GM sends notification once.
Then:
```text
application_reviews
```
already tells you who reviewed and when.
A workflow log becomes useful only when you need things like:
```text
Reopened
Returned for correction
Resubmitted
Reassigned
Escalated
Withdrawn
```
If those scenarios don't exist, it's additional complexity without much benefit.
So the "latest" design is mainly different because **the GM is no longer treated as a decision-maker**, only as a notification handler. That removes an entire approval layer from the data model and simplifies the workflow considerably.