Quick answer
As a junior you can create jobs, upload records, run every step, record decisions, post adjustments and record call notes. Two things are not yours: the "proceed anyway" options on a decision card, and archiving or deleting a job. When you have done the work, AllDone recommends a second review by a senior or partner before sign-off.
What you run
Everything in the four stages. On a live job you set it up, complete the planning schedule, send the records request, upload the records when they arrive, run the records check and the seven Work steps, and answer the decision cards in the four lanes. See Your first live job as a partner or senior, start to finish for the route; the screens are the same for you.
What needs a senior or partner
Some options on a decision card skip a check rather than do the work:
accepting a flagged difference with a reason;
continuing without evidence for a record;
proceeding past a records score below the agreed rating;
dismissing a missing record as not required;
the testing sign-off on a cold review job.
You still see these options, but in place of the control the card shows "A senior or partner can record this override." Choose a different route, or leave the card open for the reviewer. If a button is pressed regardless, the save is refused. See When a note or a reason is required, and the "proceed anyway" options.
Archiving and deleting a job are for seniors and partners. Removing a file you uploaded to the wrong slot is a setup action and stays open to you.
"Second review recommended"
AllDone reads the audit trail to see who ran the steps and recorded the decisions on a job. If a junior did any of that and no senior or partner has worked on the job yet, the job hub shows a banner: "Second review recommended. A junior performed work on this job and no senior or partner has worked on or reviewed it yet - a second review is recommended before sign-off." If the planning schedule names a senior for the job, the banner names them as the suggested reviewer.
The banner is a recommendation, not a lock. It stands down once a senior or partner works on the job, or once a self-review decision is recorded on the register. See Second review and sign-off.
Tips for the first job
Read the Next chip in the header whenever you are unsure what comes next.
On a decision card, the recommended option comes first with the reason AllDone recommends it; an override needs a reason.
Every decision goes to the register the reviewer reads, including the ones that went against the recommendation. See What the reviewer sees.
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