When the agent needs your sign-off, it lands in your approvals inbox — organized, prioritized, and ready to approve, edit, or reject. No email chains. No missed items.
A single inbox for everything the agent needs your sign-off on.
The agent prepares the action — a review response, listing update, or social post — and sends it to your inbox.
See the full context: what changed, why, and what it'll look like live. Edit inline if needed.
One click to approve. The agent publishes immediately and logs the decision in your audit trail.
Every pending action in one place — review, edit, or approve without switching tools.
Review responses, listing updates, social posts, all in a single prioritized queue.
The most time-sensitive items surface first, sorted by urgency and impact.
See full context, make inline edits. The agent learns from your changes for next time.
Bulk approve by channel, location, or action type, one click when you trust the agent's work.
Set rules for trusted action types. Those pass through automatically without manual review.
Every edit you make teaches the agent, fewer corrections needed over time.
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Any action the agent takes in Manual or Semi-auto mode: review responses, listing updates, social posts, and more. In Full auto mode, actions skip the inbox but are still logged in the audit trail.
Yes. Define rules like "auto-approve all listing hour updates" or "auto-approve review responses with confidence above 95%." Actions that match your rules skip the inbox.
Yes. Assign approval permissions by role. Admins can approve everything, while junior team members only see their assigned locations.
The agent discards the draft and learns from your feedback. You can optionally provide a reason so the agent adjusts its approach for similar actions in the future.
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