Approval workflows, for any form

Make it
official.

Turn any form into a sequential approval chain. Approvers click Approve or Reject straight from a notification — no account, no app install. Every decision lands in a permanent record.

Greenlit in 60 seconds

Case file

Right now, approvals live in email threads and chat replies.

A leave request gets a thumbs-up emoji. A purchase order gets a verbal yes in the hallway. Six months later, nobody can find who actually approved it — or prove anyone did. Greenlit exists so that every approval has a form, a person, a timestamp, and a decision that can be pointed to.

How it works

A form, a chain, a record.

  1. 01

    Submit

    A form goes out with a public link. Anyone can fill it in — no login required.

  2. 02

    Route

    The first approver in the chain is notified automatically, in order.

  3. 03

    Decide

    One click — Approve or Reject — straight from the notification. No account needed.

  4. 04

    Record

    Every decision — who, when, and any comment left — is logged permanently.

Exhibits

The actual product. Not a mockup.

Title

Leave Request

Approvers, in order

manager@acmeph.com
hr@acmeph.com

Exhibit A

Build the form and the approval chain.

Approval request

Leave Request

From employee@acmeph.com

ApproveReject

Exhibit B

One click, no account required.

Approval trail

1. manager@acmeph.comapproved
2. hr@acmeph.compending

Exhibit C

Every step, on the record.

Contents

One approval engine. Your whole HR back office on top of it.

Every module below is the same form → chain → record, so a leave request and a cash advance are approved and audited the same way. Built for how Philippine companies actually run.

Employee records

Full records with SSS, PhilHealth, Pag-IBIG and TIN, the manager chain, and bulk CSV import with a preview step.

Leave

Leave types and policy, a balance ledger with half-days, the holiday calendar, probation rules, nightly accrual, and employee self-service.

Payroll

Statutory contributions, graduated withholding, period splitting and 13th-month. Draft, finalise or cancel a run with frozen payslips. Rates are dated rows a person verifies, never code.

Expense claims

Dated, categorised line items filed by the employee and carried through the same approval chain, then marked reimbursed once paid.

Cash advance

Money released ahead of receipts. Finance releases it and records liquidations against it until the balance closes itself at zero.

Loans & assistance

Company loans, salary advances and calamity assistance. A fixed instalment is collected from every payroll run until the loan closes itself.

Attendance

A daily status register — self-service clock in and out, plus HR's register view and manual correction for staff with no login.

Official business

Pass slips and field-work requests. An approved one stamps every date in its range so a client visit never reads as an absence.

Performance appraisal

A 360: self-rating, manager-confirmed peer reviewers, anonymous peer feedback, and the manager's rating as the official result.

Also included: a mobile JSON API for all of the above, an installable phone/desktop app (add to home screen), and one-click approve and reject from email — no account, no install.

A note from the founder

I built Greenlit because I was tired of watching approvals die in email threads — the kind where nobody remembers who said yes, or if anyone did.

This is a new product. There's no long list of logos to show you, because there isn't one yet — and I'd rather tell you that than fake it. What does exist is a working approval engine, live right now, running the exact screens shown above. If your team's approvals are currently living in a group chat, I'd like the chance to fix that.

— Edward, founder

Pricing

Start with a 7-day trial.

Request a trial and we'll set your company up with the full product — every module, unlimited forms, real email notifications — for seven days. Keep going on a paid plan after that; early customers lock in early-customer pricing. No credit card to start.

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