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Approval Workflows

Build no-code, multi-step approval flows for any request, route them to the right approvers, and keep a full audit trail of who approved what and when.

How it works

๐Ÿ› ๏ธDesign

Build the flow without code

๐Ÿ“จSubmit

Someone makes a request

๐Ÿ”€Route

Sent to the right approvers

๐Ÿ“œAudit trail

Who approved what, and when

In most companies, approvals live in chat and email. That means no rule, no record, and no way to prove who said yes. The same expense gets approved twice, or a large payment slips through unapproved. Approval workflows route each request to the right approvers and record every step, so the same request always follows the same path, and every step has a name, a timestamp, and a decision attached.

What you can do

  • Build flows without code. Design multi-step approvals with a no-code builder, including parallel branches and conditions.
  • Route to the right approvers. Send requests by role, amount, or type, with multi-level and parallel steps.
  • Start from templates. Pick a built-in template (expense claim, leave request, purchase order) and edit it to match your process.
  • Keep a full audit trail. Every step records who acted, when, and at which stage.

How it works

A request is submitted, routed through the designed steps to the right approvers, and each action is recorded. The flow and the audit trail live together in the system, so any reviewer can see who decided what, and when, ready for an internal or external audit.

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Frequently asked questions

Can I build a workflow without writing code?

Yes. Design multi-step flows with a no-code builder, including parallel branches and conditions.

Can approvals have multiple steps and parallel branches?

Yes. Route a request through several approvers in sequence, in parallel, or both, with self-approval and override rules available.

Can I start from a template?

Yes. Workflow definitions ship with templates, so you can start from a proven process and adjust it.

Is there a record of who approved what?

Yes. Every step records who acted, when, and at which stage, so approvals are auditable by design.

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