Multilevel approvals occur when a decision must be authorised by multiple stakeholders before work can proceed. For example, a project proposal may require approval from a department manager, followed by approval from a finance manager and finally approval from an executive. Each approval level ensures that different aspects of the decision are reviewed. Multilevel approval workflows are common in organisations that require strong governance and accountability.
What are multilevel approvals?
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