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Approval Requests

Review and decide on changes that connected accounts have requested against your data.


Where to Find It


Navigate to Settings > Actions.


What Lands Here


When an account you are connected to - typically a delegate or a supply chain partner - creates, updates, or deletes a record you own, the change is held as a request instead of being applied immediately. Those requests queue here for your decision.


Requests can be raised against:


Entity Type

Example

Order

A partner amending a quantity on an order

Product Inventory

A delegate adjusting a stock figure


Request Types


Action

Meaning

Creation

A new record is being added

Addition

A record is being attached to something you own

Update

An existing record is being changed

Deletion

A record is being removed


Request Statuses


Status

Meaning

Pending

Awaiting your decision

Approved

Accepted and applied

Rejected

Declined - no change was made


Reviewing a Request


  1. Go to Settings > Actions
  2. Click a request to see what is being changed, including the before and after values
  3. Mark it Approve or Deny


Decisions are staged, not sent immediately. You can work through the whole queue and then commit everything at once.


Submitting Your Decisions


  1. Once you have staged your decisions, click Submit
  2. The Submit Decisions dialog summarises how many requests will be approved and how many denied
  3. Click Submit to confirm


Submitted decisions cannot be undone. Review the summary before confirming.


Discarding Staged Decisions


Changed your mind before submitting?


  1. Click Discard
  2. Confirm in the Discard All Decisions dialog


Nothing is sent to the server, and every request returns to Pending.


Discard is safe at any point before you submit. Use it freely if you lose track of what you have staged.


Filtering the Queue


Click Filters to narrow by status, entity type, action type, and date range. Use this to work through all pending order amendments before moving on to inventory adjustments.



Updated on: 27/08/2026

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