SENDA / OPERATIONS SOFTWARE
Requests belong in a workflow, not scattered across messages. Senda gives every handover an owner, a next step and a record of what happened.
Try the workflowA product concept. A working, browser-only example.
TAKE IT FOR A SPIN
Follow a supplier request from arrival to review and a recorded decision. Nothing is sent or saved.
REQUEST 024
Needs an ownerSupplier operations
A new supplier needs to be checked before the team can place an order.
Information to review
Interactive example
Open a record, check its evidence and choose the next step. Different requests should produce different decisions, not the same green tick.
A workshop wants to add a packaging supplier. Company details are present, but the payment details need independent confirmation.
North Packaging, example supplier. Purchasing contact confirmed. Payment details are intentionally omitted from this public example; verification must use an independently known channel.
Review the supporting record and complete its check before approving.
Approval records a decision, not an automatic purchase, supplier creation or access grant. Requests for information and rejections carry a reason so the next person can act without reconstructing the conversation.
An interactive study. Choices stay in this page and reset on reload.
Operations owns the next step in these examples. In a real system, the right person would depend on the request and the company's approval policy.
An exception is part of the workflow. Asking a question or rejecting a request should be as explicit as approving it.
The example records actions in order. Real retention, access controls and integrations would be agreed for the business.
WORK THAT DOES NOT GET LOST
Keep the request, documents and questions in the same place. Nobody has to reconstruct the story.
Know who needs to act, what they are waiting for and where to ask for a decision.
Leave the next person a readable history, not another chain of forwarded messages.
DESIGNED FOR THE HANDOVER
This product concept explores the space between shared inboxes and heavyweight operational systems.
No. In this example, a person reviews the information and explicitly approves the request.
Not here. The names, records and actions are sample data. The example does not connect to any company system.
The example returns to the inbox. Nothing you do here is stored or sent.
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