What you provide
- Your approval policy
- Chat or email
- The system the request lives in
Get it to whoever can sign it.
Send requests and supporting context to the person responsible for the decision.
Approval Router
Approvals stall on ambiguity about who owns them. The request sits in a channel, everyone assumes someone else has it, and a week goes by.
Works out the right approver from your actual policy: amount, category, department
Assembles what the approver needs to decide, not just the request
Chases the ones that have gone quiet, with the age visible
Records the decision and who made it
Get it to whoever can sign it
Send requests and supporting context to the person responsible for the decision.
Illustrative output. Your brief defines the result.What you provide. What you get back.
What you receive
Records the decision and who made it
Review the output and its supporting context before deciding the next step.
See it in action.
A product walkthrough will show this task from brief to output.
Review boundaries
- Approving anything itself. It routes and chases; people decide
- Escalating past someone without telling them
Available tools and actions are confirmed during workspace setup.
