August 2026 · Month-End Working Aid

Finish both halves of the month.

Sales and collection are one unfinished result. Know what is open, know who owns it, know the date, and clear the earliest item first.

Ethical Classic Private Sales — Private Hospitals F2F Team Current day: 18 August
The Last Ten Working Days

One day. One purpose.

The sequence below is based on working days in the final stretch of August 2026. 25 August and 31 August are excluded as Malaysian public holidays. The current day is highlighted.

01

Review the open list

Confirm what remains open and identify the earliest dated item.

14 Aug
02

Set the next action

Make sure every open item has an owner and a clear next action.

17 Aug
03

Work the earliest item

Clear the earliest open item first and update the board.

Current
18 Aug
04

Close straightforward items

Clear items that can be completed without waiting for another decision.

19 Aug
05

Follow up on open actions

Make the next professional follow-up and record the outcome.

20 Aug
06

Resolve what needs coordination

Escalate questions to the function or manager responsible for the decision.

21 Aug
07

Second review

Recheck the board. Remove closed items and focus again on the earliest date.

24 Aug
08

Work the remaining gaps

Complete the next dated actions and keep ownership visible.

26 Aug
09

Final follow-up cycle

Check outstanding actions and document the latest position.

27 Aug
10

Finalise and submit

Close completed items, identify anything requiring management attention, and complete the final submission process.

28 Aug
One Result

Sales and collection are read together.

A sale that still needs to be closed is unfinished. A sale that has been made but still needs ordinary collection follow-up is also unfinished. Reading both sides together keeps the team focused on what is actually complete.

Sales aheadDo not assume the month is finished while collection actions remain open.
Collection aheadDo not assume the month is finished while sales actions remain open.
The Collection Follow-Up

Professional, ordinary, documented.

Collection follow-up should remain calm and respectful. The purpose is to establish the current position, agree the next ordinary action where appropriate, and keep the record clear.

01

Review

Check the open item and the information already available.

02

Contact

Make a polite, professional reminder through the appropriate channel.

03

Clarify

Understand whether anything needs clarification or coordination.

04

Record

Record the outcome and the next agreed action where applicable.

05

Escalate

Send questions outside ordinary follow-up to the function responsible for the decision.

Boundary: No stop-supply, interest charge, legal step, or any other measure beyond an ordinary reminder is proposed by this page. Any question of that kind goes to Finance, Credit Control and management, who decide.
The Board

Find yours. Clear the earliest.

Every open item has three things visible: what needs to be done, who owns it, and the date. When it is completed, mark it closed and remove it from the open list.

Prototype board

All examples below are generic placeholders only.

Example only
Earliest date

EXAMPLE ONLY — Follow-up required

OwnerExample owner
DateExample date
OPEN · CLEAR FIRST
Open

EXAMPLE ONLY — Confirmation required

OwnerExample owner
DateExample date
OPEN
Open

EXAMPLE ONLY — Action pending

OwnerExample owner
DateExample date
OPEN
Promotional Activity

Follow the right process.

Every activity follows company policy and management direction. This page does not interpret policy.

When something is clear

Carry out the activity through the appropriate company process and keep the required record.

When something is unclear

Write down the question and send it to the department that owns the policy. Do not rely on an interpretation made from this page.

Clinical questions

Any clinical question is referred to the healthcare professional or to Medical and Regulatory.

Publication responsibility

This page is a working aid. Final publication decisions remain with the Regional Sales Manager and management.