Someone signed the contract. Someone stores it. Someone speaks to the supplier. That still leaves a question: who owns the outcome?
This resource gives you a simple ownership charter, a decision map and a handover check. Use them to make responsibility explicit without making every contract a full-time job.
Sample question: Does the person named as owner have the information and authority needed to do the job?
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