Product · Approvals
Sign-off that never goes missing.
Decisions stop disappearing into chat threads. Clients approve or request changes on the exact version, and every transition is recorded — so 'we never agreed to that' becomes a thing of the past.
A real approval workflow
Draft to approved, on the record.
Decide
Clients approve or request changes — right on the version.
Each deliverable carries its own status. The assigned client signs off or asks for changes from the same screen they reviewed on, and the status flips the moment they decide.
- Versioned status: draft, in review, approved, changes requested
- Role-aware — only the assigned client can approve
Brand film — 90sv3
Final master · 4K ProRes
Prove
An append-only trail of every decision.
Who acted, what they did, when, and the note they left — recorded against the exact version. The history can't be quietly rewritten, so nothing comes down to memory.
- Immutable approval events for every transition
- Change requests carry the context that prompted them
- BG3d ago
Bobby G. requested approval · v2
- MC2d ago
Mara Chen requested changes · v2
“Trim the intro by 2s”
- BG1d ago
Bobby G. requested approval · v3
- MC2h ago
Mara Chen approved · v3
“Perfect — ship it”
And the essentials
Nothing slips through
Surfaced where it matters
An attention pill counts what's awaiting a client decision, so nothing stalls because someone forgot to look.
Role-gated actions
Staff send work for review; clients approve or request changes. Everyone can only do what their role allows.
Approve, then ship
The moment a client approves, the status flips and the file is ready to send — same link, same place.
How it flows
Draft to approved, on the record
Send for review
Mark a deliverable version as in review and the assigned client is prompted to weigh in.
Client decides
They approve or request changes from the browser, with a note attached to the version.
It's logged for good
Every decision writes an immutable approval event you can point back to later.
Everything in one place. Your mission control.
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