Approval Queue Overview
As an AP manager (or approver), invoices waiting for your decision appear in Invoice Manager under In Docs with status Pending Approval. This guide shows how to find, filter, and prioritize that queue.
Where the queue lives
Section titled “Where the queue lives”There is no separate “approval-only” app route: use In Docs and focus on Pending Approval (list or Kanban).

In Docs lists purchase invoices. Watch Status for Pending Approval and use search to jump to a vendor or number.
From Home, recent purchase rows and Needs Attention also surface work; open In Docs for the full queue.

Home shows recent AP documents (including Pending Approval badges) and the In Docs link.
Queue layout
Section titled “Queue layout”Typical columns:
| Column | Use |
|---|---|
| Invoice number | Open the document |
| Vendor | Who is billing |
| Amount | Size / risk signal |
| Status | Pending Approval, Posted, … |
| Activity / modified | How long it has been waiting |

Vendor, amount, status, and activity help you prioritize escalations and high-value items.
Checkboxes support multi-select for batch operations.
Filtering
Section titled “Filtering”Open Filters to narrow by workflow state, legal entity, dates, amount-related fields, and more. Combine with the search box.

Filter first (for example only Pending Approval), then work the list or select a batch.
Suggested views:
- Pending Approval only — pure decision queue
- High amount — extra scrutiny
- Legal entity — when you approve for specific entities
List vs Kanban
Section titled “List vs Kanban”Switch Kanban to work by workflow column.

Pending Approval column is the active manager queue; other columns show upstream/downstream states.
Priority signals
Section titled “Priority signals”Use status badges, amount, and activity (age) as practical priority signals:
| Signal | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Pending Approval | Awaiting a decision |
| Large Amount | Higher risk — review carefully |
| Old Activity | Aging — clear first if SLA matters |
| Posted / Rejected | Outcomes to monitor, not to approve again |