Invisible
Nobody knows whose desk it is on
The requester chases the last person they emailed, who forwarded it on a week ago to someone else.
Chains set by request type and value, a live pipeline the requester can read, escalation when something sits too long, and a trail that answers an auditor without a search through mailboxes.
Value sets the chain, so the route never varies.
The requester can see the stage without asking.
Escalation and delegation, both on the record.
Who agreed to what, and when, permanently.
Three gaps account for most of the delay in a decision, and none of them is a judgement problem.
Invisible
The requester chases the last person they emailed, who forwarded it on a week ago to someone else.
Inconsistent
Without a rule tied to value, the same decision takes one signature or three depending on the route it took.
Stalled
An approver on leave stops everything behind them, because nothing moves a request on but that person.
Neome closes all three by letting the rule choose the route, showing the stage, and moving what has stalled.
Chains
Approval chains are configured per request type and value band, so a small purchase takes one signature and a capital one takes two. Because the rule decides, the same decision follows the same route every time rather than depending on who was asked first.
Visibility
A live pipeline shows every request, the stage it has reached and who it is waiting on, with the requester told at each step. That removes the chasing, which is usually more expensive in time than the approval itself.
Escalation and delegation
A request unanswered past its threshold escalates to the next approver rather than sitting still. Approvers can delegate while away, with the delegation recorded on every request they act on, so cover is arranged rather than improvised.
Audit
Every request keeps its full history: who raised it, what it said, who approved, when, and anything they added. An auditor asking why something was bought is answered by retrieving a record rather than by reconstructing a thread from mailboxes that may no longer exist.
Reporting
Set a date range and every figure below it is bounded by those dates.
What is waiting?
Everything currently awaiting a decision, by approver and by age, so a bottleneck is a name rather than a feeling.
How long do we take?
Cycle time from request to decision by type and value band, which is the number that tells you whether the process is helping or just existing.
Where does it stick?
How often requests escalate and past whom, which usually points at a workload problem rather than an attitude one.
Per request type and value.
One signature or three, by rule.
Every request and its stage.
On arrival, not on a reminder.
Overdue requests move up.
Cover arranged, and recorded.
The reason travels with the decision.
A no that explains itself.
Who, what, when, permanently.
Cycle time by type.
Requester, approver, admin.
Approve from anywhere.
The questions teams ask before the first request is routed through Neome.
What it costs
₹299/ user / month$9.99/ user / month
There is no separate charge for this module. The same per-user price covers Approval Workflows and the other 25+ modules, so adding a second or third one costs nothing extra.
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