The paperwork felt simpler when I treated it like a sequence of small jobs, which made the flow feel more normal. I started with the worker-controlled steps: the signature, so the details were checked before moving on. The next handoff brings in reporting details, and each handoff adds another record. The overlap felt less strange because one basic fact can travel through different parts of the claim. For that point in the process, I kept
Workers Comp Steps with the role notes. The simple check became who can submit this, and that kept the process ordered. That made the process feel like a sequence of small checks, so the forms finally had an order.
