Control
Nothing leaves the building without your say-so
VERA prepares external work and stops. The approval queue is one list of everything waiting on a decision, with what changed and why.
No credit card required. Cancel anytime. You keep your data and integrations.
Can I approve everything before VERA does it?
Yes. Every action that leaves your business, a message, a quote, an invoice, a payment request, a post, is prepared and held in an approval queue until you approve, edit or reject it. You can allow specific routine tasks to run automatically under rules you set, and every action is written to an activity log.
Approval queue
Customer message
Reschedule confirmation
Estimate follow-up
9 days without a reply
Invoice reminder
Invoice 1038, due Friday
Representative product UI
Inside Approvals.
Three things it does, and what each one saves you.
One queue, not five inboxes
Messages, invoices, reminders, posts, and price changes all land in the same place, so the question is never which app is holding something up.
See the change before you take it
Each item shows what it will do and what it is based on. You can edit it in place rather than rejecting it and starting over.
Decide what needs asking
Some work does not need a second look. You choose which categories run on their own and which always come back to you.
Where this connects.
These are the parts of VERA this one hands work to.
VERA Assistant
Ask for what needs to happen in plain words. VERA works out which parts of the business it touches, prepares every one of them, and waits for your go-ahead.
Automations
A job finishes, a quote goes unanswered, a deposit does not land. VERA notices and prepares the next step rather than waiting to be asked.
Customer messaging
Texts and email on the same conversation, keyed to the person rather than the channel, so nobody has to search three apps for what was agreed.
Try it on your own work.
Start free, connect one thing, and see what VERA does with a real job. It prepares the work and waits for your approval before anything leaves the building.