Approval object
Exact file, document, request, expense, invoice, scope, version, owner, and acceptance criteria.
A reliable approval names the exact object, authorized decision maker, version or terms, decision, time, conditions, and downstream action.
Exact file, document, request, expense, invoice, scope, version, owner, and acceptance criteria.
Contributors, required approvers, stages, deadlines, delegation, conflicts, revisions, and exceptions.
Approve, approve with conditions, revise, reject, or withdraw with actor, time, evidence, and next action.
The useful product is the one your team can keep current while preserving ownership, evidence, and the client relationship.
Model the real approval objects, authority rules, stages, quorum, deadlines, evidence, and conditions used by the organization.
Run sequential, parallel, delegated, client, finance, legal, and creative review paths using realistic permissions.
Change the object after review, remove an approver, miss a deadline, receive contradictory decisions, or revoke access.
Confirm the authorized decision updates the intended project, document, invoice, publication, or payment state without false completion.
Confirm current plan availability, limits, integrations, and migration behavior directly with each provider.
Record the exact object, version or terms, requester, required approvers, decision, actor, time, conditions, evidence, and downstream action.
Only if the organization explicitly defines that comment type and author as sufficient authorization for the named object and state. A clear approve action is safer.
Material changes should invalidate or supersede the prior review according to the defined policy and begin a new decision on the updated version.
Start with one active client and the hardest normal exception.
Compare submission, version, reviewer authority, routing, evidence, reversal, and downstream action.