What do R, A, C, and I mean?

Responsible does the work. Accountable owns the outcome — usually one person. Consulted is asked. Informed is told.

How many A’s should a task have?

One. More than one accountable and nobody is. The page will say so under the task.

Can I paste the grid into a spreadsheet?

Yes. Copy table is tab-separated. Download .csv if you would rather have a file.

RACI Generator

Build a RACI matrix: who is responsible, accountable, consulted, and informed. Copy or download the grid.

Names and tasks stay on this page. Copy or download the grid if you want to keep it.

PeopleTasks

R Responsible — Does the work
A Accountable — Owns the outcome — usually one person
C Consulted — Asked before it happens
I Informed — Told after it happens

Choose a role in each cell. Aim for one accountable person on each task. Swipe sideways to see every person.

Task	Alex	Sam	Jordan
Brief	Alex on Brief	Sam on Brief	Jordan on Brief
Design	Alex on Design	Sam on Design	Jordan on Design
Build	Alex on Build	Sam on Build	Jordan on Build
Review	Alex on Review	Sam on Review	Jordan on Review

Worked example

A task “Publish the page” with Alex as R, Sam as A, and Priya as C reads Responsible, Accountable, Consulted. Choose the role in the cell. The page warns if a task has no accountable person, or more than one. Copy exports the grid as tab-separated text for a spreadsheet.

FAQ

What do R, A, C, and I mean?: Responsible does the work. Accountable owns the outcome — usually one person. Consulted is asked. Informed is told.
How many A’s should a task have?: One. More than one accountable and nobody is. The page will say so under the task.
Can I paste the grid into a spreadsheet?: Yes. Copy table is tab-separated. Download .csv if you would rather have a file.