Use case · Governance

Approvals, on rails.

Spend, leave, change requests - routed through the right people with the right gates and a signed audit trail behind every decision.

The story

A request comes in. Sprigr routes, escalates, and signs.

A contractor engagement lands - $12,000, starts Monday. Sprigr reads the request, applies your policy (contractor engagements above $10K need CFO sign-off), finds your CFO in the directory, drafts the approval request with the full context attached, and routes it. The CFO approves on their phone from a taxi. Sprigr signs the audit row, notifies the requester, updates the CRM, and files the engagement letter. Every step has a cryptographic hash behind it.

What Sprigr does

  • Reads requests from email, Slack, forms, or any connected system
  • Applies your policy rules - amounts, categories, people, thresholds
  • Routes to the right approver every time
  • Nudges, escalates, and times-out according to your rules
  • Logs every decision with a signed audit entry - hashable, replayable

What stays yours

  • The policies - you write them; AI wires them up inside Sprigr
  • The approvers - your people, your org chart
  • The final call - every gate can loop you in, and you can override at any point
Plugs into

Your existing stack.

Sprigr reads from and writes back to the tools you already use. Nothing to replace.

Plus anything with an API or webhook. See all integrations →

Describe your policies. Sprigr runs them forever.

Write your approval rules once, in plain English. AI wires the routing. The platform runs the gates. 500K tokens a month, free forever.