Zero Approvals
Understand how an approval checkpoint assigns authority, presents evidence and resumes a flow from an approved, rejected or modified decision.
A defined rule evaluates the result and determines the next step.
An agent assesses the work and records its decision or proposed changes.
Work continues on its own below a line you set, and escalates above it.
Anyone who holds the role can decide, and one answer moves the process on.
The customer decides on a matter that is theirs.
One person decides, as themselves.
Assess risk, in Supplier review v3.
The recommended action is above the automatic line.
Three references from the run.
Suspend the supplier and notify the buyer.
A checkpoint in a flow where a decision is made before work continues. The decision is approved, rejected, or modified.
An automated check, a specialist agent, a role, a team, a customer, or a named person. The decision is assigned according to the authority and judgement it requires.
The run pauses at the checkpoint and keeps its place. It picks up from the decision the moment it is made, whether that takes seconds or days.
A short card: what is asking, why, the evidence, and the proposed action. They approve, reject, or modify.
Yes. A modified decision continues the run with the changes the approver made.
A checkpoint in a flow where an authorised check, agent, or person decides how work continues.
Whoever or whatever an approval names to decide: a check, an agent, a role, a team, a customer, or a person.
The outcome of an approval. Approved continues the run, rejected stops it, and modified continues it with changes.
Passing a decision to another agent or an authorised person when their assessment or authority is required.
Zero Approvals is part of Zero, the agentic orchestration platform.