Multi-step workflows
Chain legal, procurement and management depending on type or amount.
Contract approval
Contract approval often fails for lack of a process: the PDF gets passed around, comments get lost, rejections come without a reason, and management can’t see the bottleneck. DocPilot formalises the workflow — who approves, in what order, with which notifications — while keeping the document and its record at the centre.
A verbal yes, an emoji, an “ok for me” e-mail: none of it is attached to the document. When in doubt, nobody can find the decision.
Once the record has been extracted and confirmed, the contract enters a workflow: steps, approvers, notifications. Approve or reject with a reason from the web or mobile. Every action is logged.
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Chain legal, procurement and management depending on type or amount.
Each approver sees what’s waiting for them; reminders no longer depend on an Excel tracker.
A structured comment avoids vague back-and-forth and speeds up the fix.
Approve an amendment from the train or a client site, without losing the trail.
Below €X: procurement only. Above: legal, then management.
A short workflow for templates already agreed, a long one for exceptions.
Prioritised in the queue and approved on mobile so an operation isn’t held up.
More real-world scenarios on the DocPilot blog.
FAQ
Yes. You define workflows tailored to document types or internal rules (amount, type of contract, etc.).
The rejection is recorded with a reason. The document can be corrected and sent back into the workflow, depending on how your organisation works.
Yes, everyone in the workflow is a user of the organisation’s workspace, with the appropriate permissions.
Queues, statuses and metadata (amount, deadline) let you handle what’s critical first — without a side spreadsheet.
Pages built around each team’s priorities.
Step-by-step methods to make real progress.
DocPilot blog posts on the same topic.
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