Workflow approvals
Turn an informal yes into a visible business decision.
Give requests, reviewers, decisions and the records they affect one controlled path instead of leaving approvals buried in chat messages.
1. Create the request
2. Assign the reviewer
3. Record the decision
4. Continue the workflow
Approvals solution library
Choose the workflow you need to control.
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Workflow before feature list
How the approvals operating trail fits together.
The software is useful when it protects the handoff—not only when it stores the final document.
Create the request
State what needs a decision and attach the right record.
Assign the reviewer
Make ownership and the next action explicit.
Record the decision
Keep approved, rejected or returned status visible.
Continue the workflow
Let the business record move forward with decision context.
Designed for daily operations
Control the record, the owner and the next action.
A connected workflow should make everyday work clearer for the people doing it and more visible for the people responsible for the outcome.
What the workflow needs
Record-based requests
Attach the decision to the invoice, purchase or document it affects.
Visible ownership
Show who is reviewing and where the request is waiting.
Decision history
Keep a clearer trail of what happened and when.
Controlled handoff
Move approved work into the next operational step with context.
Operational outcomes
- Fewer decisions lost inside private messages
- Less uncertainty about who should act next
- Stronger accountability around sensitive business records
Related guides
Understand the operating problem behind the software.
Use these practical guides to audit the current process and identify which handoff needs attention first.
Continue across the business
Explore another solution hub.
Start with a real workflow
Connect your first approvals workflow.
Explore the product, compare plans or talk through the operating handoff your team needs to control first.