Define review and approval steps for every change — including multi-stage flows. Authors submit, reviewers check, approvers release. Part of the Agentic Frontend Management Platform, not a separate tool.
An approval workflow defines who submits a change, who reviews it, and who releases it — before it becomes visible in the frontend. You define the steps once, including multi-stage flows, and every new change runs through them automatically.
The author submits their change. A reviewer checks it, comments, requests adjustments, or approves it. Only the approver switches it live — or schedules the release via Scheduled Publishing.
Approval workflows apply at every level of your page — you decide what needs a review.
Bundle a complete frontend change — for a rebrand or relaunch, for example — into a single approval package. The release only goes live once every stage has passed.
Landing pages, campaign pages, or product pages run through their own approval workflow — independent of the rest of the site.
A banner, a pricing section, a hero — set up review for exactly the block that's changing, without re-approving the whole page.
The author builds the change in Studio and submits it for review — in parallel with the version currently live.
One or more reviewers check the change, comment, request adjustments, or reject it — depending on the configured stage.
The approver releases the reviewed change. It goes live immediately — or on schedule via Scheduled Publishing.
Several editors work on the same frontend. Every change runs through the same review before it goes live — no matter who submitted it.
The agency builds and submits, the client reviews and approves. Clear roles instead of sign-off by email or Slack message.
Multi-stage approvals, logged in the audit log. Traceable record of who submitted, reviewed, and approved a change — for internal controls and audits.
Approval workflows take the risk out of uncontrolled changes — every change runs through the same steps before it goes live.
No one publishes alone. Every change needs at least a second person to review and approve it.
One reviewer or several stages with different roles — the workflow adapts to your team and your risk level.
Authors, reviewers, and approvers are clearly separated via roles & permissions. Everyone only sees what belongs to their role.
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