What lands in the queue
Tool approvals
A request to use a connector that your workspace requires an administrator to review.
Admin approvals
An action that requires your review even if the person doing the work has already approved it.
Budget requests
A request to raise a spend cap that a person or agent has hit. See Budgets.
Approve or deny
1
Open an item
Each item in the queue shows what’s being asked for, who or what it’s for, and a risk recommendation describing why it needs a decision.
2
Read the risk recommendation
The risk recommendation is a summary of what makes this item worth a second look, not an automatic decision. It’s there to inform your call, not replace it.
3
Approve or deny
Approving clears the item and lets the underlying action proceed. Denying blocks it. Either way, the person or thread it came from is notified of the outcome.
Approving one item may not start the action immediately. Sidekick waits until every required user approval, administrator approval, and budget request is complete. It then resumes the action automatically.
Where to go next
The governance model
How user and administrator approvals control sensitive actions.
Approvals
What an approval card looks like from the member’s side, and how they respond to it.