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We can show you this agent configured around your approval matrix, salary bands and SLA rules, so you can see which sign-offs it would clear and which would still reach a human.
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Requisitions, offers and BGV cases queue up behind sign-offs that follow predictable rules. The agent checks each pending approval against the rules and SLA conditions you configure and clears the ones that meet every condition. The agent coordinates. The recruiter closes.

An offer inside the approved salary band. A BGV case with every check clear. A requisition that matches the budgeted plan. The outcome of these approvals is known the moment they are raised, yet each one sits in an inbox waiting for someone to open it.

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Chasing those sign-offs across email, chat and reminders is coordination work sitting on a recruiter’s desk. While the request waits, the candidate waits with it. Offers slip, joining dates move, and the delay adds nothing except risk to the hire.
The agent picks up pending approvals such as BGV, offer and requisition sign-offs, checks each one against the rules and SLA conditions you configure and approves the ones that meet every condition. Anything outside the rules waits for a human decision, exactly as it does today.
Approver judgement is reserved for the cases where it changes the outcome. The recruiter keeps the hire moving instead of chasing signatures.

Picks up every pending approval as it is raised.

Checks the request against the rules and SLA conditions you configure.

Approves requests that meet every condition and moves the workflow to its next step.

Takes the approved offer, case or requisition forward without waiting on an inbox.
Every Agent Builder workflow follows the same simple logic. An event starts the process, your rules determine what happens next, and the agent takes the action without waiting for a recruiter.
The agent picks up pending approvals for BGV, offers, requisitions or other sign-offs in your workflow.
Salary bands, budget limits, check results, SLA conditions or any other criteria you define for that approval type.
Requests that meet every condition are approved, and the workflow moves to the next step. Everything else waits for a human.
The requester knows the approval is done, and the next step begins without anyone sending a follow-up.
Configure once. The agent coordinates from there.
Offers, BGV cases and requisitions that meet your conditions clear the moment they qualify, on any day at any hour.
Human attention goes to the requests where judgement changes the outcome, instead of a queue of foregone conclusions.
Offers go out sooner and joining dates hold, because the steps between decision and action no longer sit in a queue.
Approval workflows are one thing Agent Builder can coordinate. Once a requisition clears, Smart Job Distribution opens it with full reach. Zero Ghost Jobs retires it when hiring stops. In between, Human Interview Fast Track and Pipeline Hygiene keep candidates moving.
The pattern stays the same: agents handle the coordination, while recruiters handle the conversations, decisions and relationships that move hiring forward.

We can show you this agent configured around your approval matrix, salary bands and SLA rules, so you can see which sign-offs it would clear and which would still reach a human.

It clears pending approvals such as BGV, offer and requisition sign-offs when they meet the rules and SLA conditions you configure. Approvals that fall outside the rules wait for a human, exactly as they do today.
BGV sign-offs, offer approvals, requisition approvals and other approval steps in your hiring workflow, each with its own rules.
You do. You configure the conditions a request must meet before the agent can approve it, and you can change them as your policies evolve.
They wait for human approval the way they do today. The agent only clears requests that satisfy every condition you have defined. A companion agent can also alert the hiring manager the moment an approval is rejected, so the requisition is revised instead of dying silently.
No. You decide which approvals qualify for automation and how tight the conditions are. Exceptions and judgement calls stay with your approvers.
Yes. An offer approval can check salary bands while a requisition approval checks budget and headcount, each configured separately.
SLA conditions can be part of the rules you configure, so timing requirements are applied alongside the other criteria a request must meet.
No. The Approval Agent is one use case for Agent Builder. The same framework can coordinate many other repetitive steps across the hiring process.