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Workflow & Approvals

One approval engine serves the whole platform — leave, expenses, requisitions, salary revisions, exits. Design the route visually, publish it, and every downstream module inherits it with escalation, reminders and audit built in.

Capabilities in detail

Everything included in this module.

01

Visual workflow designer

Build multi-level approval routes with conditional branching on amount, grade, department, cost centre or company — no code, versioned on publish.

02

Centralized approval queue

One task inbox aggregates every pending approval across modules, with bulk actions, delegation and out-of-office reassignment.

03

SLA tracking & escalation

Per-stage SLAs with automatic reminders, escalation to the next authority and breach reporting by approver and department.

04

Templates & reuse

A library of pre-built workflow templates per request type, clonable per company or business unit.

05

Alerts & notifications

Rule-based alerts and intimations — anniversaries, birthdays, absences, probation confirmations, document expiry — over in-app, email and push.

06

Complete audit trail

Every submission, approval, rejection, comment and delegation is logged immutably with timestamps and workflow analytics.

Competitive Comparison

How WeHCM Workflow & Approvals compares.

Measured against the capabilities typically found in legacy HR suites and single-purpose point tools.

CapabilityWeHCMLegacy HR SuitePoint Tool
Unified employee record across all modules
AI-driven insights and predictive analytics
Configurable multi-level approval workflows
Real-time reporting without data exports
Field-level role-based permissions
Open API & native ERP connectors
Immutable audit trail on every change
Deploy module-by-module, no re-platforming
Included Limited / add-on Not available
Business Outcomes

What Workflow & Approvals changes.

  • Approvals stop stalling in inboxes

  • One consistent authority matrix across all modules

  • Audit-ready evidence for every decision