Check reviewer assignments, route requests, flag exceptions. Every one is ready to run, and you can adjust it in plain language.
Flag role-change reviews assigned to the requester or employee.
Your People Ops team sees self-review conflicts in chat each workday, with links to pending role changes that need attention.
Prepare a new review when a corrected transfer changes the reviewer.
Your People Ops coordinator gets a clear review of corrected transfer files while handoff waits for a decision.
Link corrected employee files to fresh review tasks.
Your People Ops coordinator gets a fresh document review task when a personnel file changes. The canceled decision stays linked, and handoff stays on hold.
Hold corrected employee files for a new People Ops review.
Your People Ops coordinator gets a linked review of corrected employee files, with handoff held until they decide.
Send approved employment agreements to new hires.
Your agreement reaches the named signers with their own fields, and you get a link showing who received it and in what order.
Mark transfer requests whose reviewer differs from the receiving manager.
See whether the receiving team's manager is reviewing a transfer, with the result and expected manager on the request.
Check each role change for the right reviewer and missing evidence.
Your People Ops team gets a clear next step on the role change request, whether that means the required reviewer or a gap to resolve.
Check offer signers before sending approved agreements for signature.
Your offer agreements reach the employer and candidate in your chosen order, with a link for your hiring coordinator to follow.
Record the plan difference and send the request to its reviewer.
Your hiring team sees exactly how a request differs from plan and who reviews it before recruiting proceeds.
Check each role-change request against its department's reviewer list.
See whether the right person has a role-change request at approval, with the expected reviewer shown on the card.