Keep files where work happens.
Automate the process around the original document instead of requiring people to import a new copy into a different approval platform.
Keep documents in Google Workspace or Microsoft 365. Automate approvals, restrict editing during review, and move approved files straight into the next stage — without making your team switch document platforms.
Book a Free 30-Minute ConsultationIllustrative workflow. Stages and rules are configurable.
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Teams already write, edit, and collaborate in Google Docs and Microsoft Word. Introducing a separate document workspace creates more handoffs, more version confusion, and more manual work.
Automate the process around the original document instead of requiring people to import a new copy into a different approval platform.
Use configured locations and permissions to limit editing during the review phase, then route the file according to the decision.
Continue automatically to signature, PDF creation, customer delivery, archiving, or any other configured business process.
Keep your familiar authoring and collaboration experience while Zenphi orchestrates the approval work around the file.
Launch reviews for Drive files, route decisions, manage supported folder and file permission changes, and continue the process using native Google Workspace actions.
Orchestrate reviews for Word files held in OneDrive or SharePoint, with configured approval routing, supported file operations, and follow-on Microsoft 365 actions.
The workflow moves the document into a review folder whose permission rules turn editors into commenters — rules the workflow assigns, or ones already set on the folder. Once reviewers approve, the document moves to an approved folder where nobody can edit or comment.
Approved folder rule: view only
The approved document moves to the approved folder. Nobody can edit or comment.
Send requests through the communication channels your team already uses. Reviewers can respond quickly, and the configured workflow takes care of what happens next.
Illustrative notification designs; exact response actions depend on the configured channel and approval flow.
Change the options below and watch the sample workflow update. Define the exact people, conditions, outcomes, and next actions your organization needs.
ZAIA is Zenphi's AI workflow builder. Describe your approvals in plain English — including reviewer routing, document permissions, corrections, and post-approval actions — and ZAIA generates a working, editable workflow you can refine.
When a contract is ready for review, restrict editing, request approval from Legal and Finance, then send the approved document for eSignature.
In Zenphi, document approval can be one step in an end-to-end business workflow. Automate what happens next without another manual handoff.
Route the approved version into your configured electronic signature process.
Send approved documents and notifications automatically to specified recipients.
Create or convert documents to PDF, including files generated from templates.
Move files to the next stage, update records, or file the completed version.
Build approval workflows for specific document types, departments, and business rules — including the unusual ones that don't fit a template.
Coordinate legal and finance decisions, then initiate eSignature.
Control review-stage editing and route approved policies for publication.
Review internally, create the final PDF, and send to the customer.
Run conditional approval chains for invoices and purchase requests.
Collect supporting documents, route decisions, and advance approved expenses.
Configure whatever reviewer logic and follow-on actions your organization needs.
Approval decisions, timestamps, and subsequent workflow actions can be recorded in Zenphi execution history.
Tell us how your document approvals work today — including your Google Workspace or Microsoft 365 environment, approval chains, editing restrictions, and post-approval actions. We'll show you how quickly ZAIA, Zenphi's AI workflow builder, can turn those requirements into a working workflow.
And discover how much you could save with workflow-based pricing and no per-document charges. No per-user or per-run charges on paid plans, either.
Practical answers about native documents, review permissions, workflow flexibility, AI workflow creation, and pricing.
Yes. Zenphi can orchestrate approval processes around files in Google Workspace and Microsoft 365, including Google Docs and Word files stored in supported locations such as Google Drive, OneDrive, or SharePoint. You can keep the document in your existing environment rather than import it into a separate document approval system.
Zenphi can automate a review-stage permissions workflow, such as moving a document into a location configured with restricted editing access and routing it back for corrections or onward after approval. Actual editing restrictions depend on the underlying Google Workspace or Microsoft 365 permissions, including any direct or inherited grants, so those settings must be configured and validated.
Approval workflows can send decisions through supported email and chat channels, including Google Chat and Microsoft Teams, using the appropriate configured approval steps. The available response experience depends on the channel and workflow design.
Yes. Zenphi supports single-approver, sequential, parallel, and conditional approval routing. Your workflow designer defines who reviews a document, how decisions are collected, and what happens after approval, rejection, or a request for corrections.
Yes. ZAIA is Zenphi's AI workflow builder. It can generate an editable workflow from natural-language requirements that describe document actions, approvals, conditions, and next steps. You can review and refine the result before using it.
Zenphi uses workflow-based pricing, not per-document charges. Paid plans also avoid per-user and per-run charges. Contact the Zenphi team to explore the right workflow configuration for your document volume and process.