Every decision waits here
in the order delay costs
Payments to sign, new payees, changed bank details and what the machines propose, each row with only the buttons you may press.
Inbox
What arrived from outside and waits for your word.
- All
- Decisions4
- Exceptions2
- Bills & paper6
- Mail3
Decisions4
Ask- Figma, yearly planWaits for your signature · due Nov 14 · $350 left in Tools, so the founders sign2,600.00 USDSignDecline
- Lumen Print, first billNew payee · due Nov 9 · sanctions clear Nov 32,400.00 USDApproveDecline
- Ana Ferreira, new bank detailsNeeds your answer · the next payout holds until you confirm themConfirmOpen
- Research agent, transfer past its dayAgent's proposal · $3 to its data vendor's trusted address · $8 of $10 today3.00 USDAllow onceTomorrow
Yours waiting on others · 2
Four decisions, the payment past a budget first and the agent's three dollars last. Under the queue, what you passed on to other people.
How it works
Decisions
in four lines
- Money first
- Payments that wait for your press come first, then what the machines propose, then bills, questions and receipts asked of you. The order is what a delay would cost.
- Decided where it stands
- Sign, approve or decline on the row, or open its panel for the paper and the clause behind it. The row says done only once Orla confirms it.
- Yours waiting on others
- What waits on someone else has one next person and a deadline. Orla reminds them once on the second day, and from the third you see how long it has waited.
- One number everywhere
- Decisions and exceptions make one number on the rail, on Home, in the phone's queue and in the browser tab. Bills and mail never count, because they hold no decision.
Questions
Decisions
the short answers
Who sees a decision?
Only the people who may press it. A payment waits for the signers its rule names, and a row about an account hidden from you never reaches your queue.
Can anything in the queue close by itself?
Nothing that moves money. An agent's proposal that moves none, such as a category, closes after ten days unpressed and can be restored for thirty.
See your own cabinet
on a thirty minute call
We open it on your books and show what the machine would do by itself in your first week.