SMM Panel shortlists: marking an option that was rejected | Bong Views

This Bong Views article covers marking an option that was rejected. Use the current service requirements and approved task record to make the next SMM Panel decision clear.

Check the relevant context

A rejected candidate can remain useful as research history, but it should not look like an active purchasing option. Label why it was removed, such as an incompatible target requirement or an unapproved cost. Keep the current selected listing clearly separate.

Keep the decision traceable

If someone wants to reconsider the removed option, review it again rather than treating its presence in the document as approval. The shortlist should show the decision state of each candidate, not simply preserve a collection of service names without indicating which ones may proceed.

Continue with Bong Views

For your next task on bong-views.com, review the current service catalogue and its stated conditions. Use the FAQ or API documentation for the relevant workflow. For an order-specific question, sign in and open a support ticket with a non-secret reference. Keep passwords and API keys out of the message.

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Conceptual AI-generated illustrations are reused in this series; they are not account screenshots or customer results.