Approvals and signatures, routed and recorded.
Pantheon sends documents for review or signature in series or parallel, to a named person or a whole tier, and lets reviewers act straight from their inbox, with every sign-off recorded.
From a workflow or an upload, ready for review or signature.
trigger: workflow · uploadThe run holds until the full list has signed. Approve or comment straight from the inbox.
Hold point gate: every-approverOn full approval the document goes out for signature, and the completed envelope is recorded against the run.
envelope recorded esign=docusignNOTE: THE ENVELOPE DOES NOT ISSUE UNTIL EVERY APPROVER ON THE LIST HAS SIGNED.
EVERY APPROVER
Sign-off is where good work goes to wait.
Approvals scattered across email have no owner, no order, and no record.
Today, without Pantheon
- Approvals chased over email threads
- No record of who signed off, or when
- Serial delays with no visibility
- Reviewers forced into yet another tool
With Pantheon routing
- Routed in series or parallel automatically
- Every approval time-stamped and logged
- Reviewers act from their inbox
- Signature handed to DocuSign at the end
What runs when something needs sign-off.
The same four steps in series or parallel, chosen per workflow, with the gate held until the whole list has signed.
Four steps, every approval
- A document is ready for review or signature
- Pantheon builds the approver list, in series or parallel
- Reviewers approve or comment from their inbox
- On full approval it is sent for signature and logged
Reviewers act from their inbox
Approvals land as email. Reviewers approve or comment by replying, in Outlook or Gmail, so a busy approver never has to open Pantheon.
- Route to a named person, a sequence, or a whole tier at once
- Escalate on a deadline
- Every approval time-stamped and logged on the run
of approvals time-stamped and logged
is all a reviewer needs
routing modes: series or parallel
logins required to approve
Approvals that keep their own record.
Every approval is time-stamped and logged on the run, so the audit trail is complete without anyone maintaining a spreadsheet. When someone asks who approved what, and when, the answer is a row.
WHO SIGNED, AND WHEN, IS A ROW, NOT A SEARCH.
What your team will want to know.
RFI-01Can reviewers approve without logging in?
RFI-02Series or parallel?
RFI-03Where does signature happen?
RFI-04Is there a record of who approved what?
Give every approval a route and a record.
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SERIES OR PARALLEL · SIGNED FROM THE INBOX · EVERY SIGN-OFF RECORDED