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Signatures & approvals

Track approvals and signing through to completion.

Move applications and cases through approval stages, consent and e-signature workflows. Keep the request, signing status and completed document with the case.

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Approval illustration · example routing, reviewers and history

Approval routing and review illustration

Approval illustration · example routing, reviewers and history

Make the approval stages explicit.

Route a case to the right person or team when a policy, threshold or exception requires human approval.

Use approved templates and a defined signing journey so teams can follow the required process and see where action is still needed.

  1. Request approval

    Put the case and supporting information before the responsible person or team.

  2. Record the response

    Keep the approval or decline with the case before progressing to the next required stage.

  3. Request signatures

    Use the approved document and signing journey for the people who need to sign.

  4. Retain the completion record

    Keep the signed document and approval history attached to the underlying application or case.

Signing illustration · demonstration agreement and completion record

E-signature workflow illustration

Signing illustration · demonstration agreement and completion record

Approval and signing status.

Approval and signing are separate steps. Keep their status clear, including where a request has been declined or still needs action.

  • Approval stages

    See which stage the case has reached and the person or team responsible for the response.

  • Signing status

    See what is waiting, what has been signed and what still needs action.

  • Multi-party signing

    Support documents that need more than one signatory, with signing requirements defined for the workflow.

  • Controlled templates

    Use approved documents and signing journeys so teams are not creating ad hoc versions for each case.

The signed document is part of the record.

Keep the request and completion history, as well as the file itself. The approval trail explains how the case reached completion.

Request & response history
Record who requested, approved, signed or declined at each stage.
Evidence retained
Keep the signed document and approval history attached to the underlying case.
Context for audit
Review the approval record alongside the evidence and assessment that preceded it.

Choose what works for you. Change your mind at any time.