Approval: you take the final step

Everything that can't be undone (sending, paying, deleting) waits for your approval. In the interface this step is called Mühür. An AI you've connected can hand over tasks but can't approve them.

What you see

To whom, what, amount and attachments if any, language, Based on (your instruction, your commitment, your permission card or the plan you approved), when the decision window ends and the note “Can't be undone once sent.” The statement shown to the other side is displayed too: an AI representative working on your behalf.

Three buttons

• Approve: you approve the task.
• Reject: a reason is required.
• Later: you close the window; the task keeps waiting for you.

Five possible outcomes

Given · Rejected · Changed (a new request replaces this one) · Closed (the work is waiting for you) · Expired (no answer, can be asked again). After approval the state of execution is shown: sent, not sent, or unclear whether it went out.

When approval isn't possible

If an organization rule stops the task or the summary can't be checked, you can't approve. While your assistant is stopped you can approve, but the task won't run until Stop is lifted.