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Request, not chase
Employees and drivers request a new card or a limit increase from the Darb app. The request arrives with the details attached, instead of becoming another message someone has to track down.
Approval workflows
Route every request to the right approver.
A new card, a higher limit, a bill or a payment should not start with a message in Slack and end with finance trying to reconstruct a decision. Darb gives every request a route, a threshold and the context an approver needs to decide.
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Employees and drivers request a new card or a limit increase from the Darb app. The request arrives with the details attached, instead of becoming another message someone has to track down.
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Requests route to the right approver through the manager chain. For higher-value requests, build multi-step approval chains that bring in every reviewer needed.
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Amount thresholds decide what needs approval and what does not. Put the extra review where the amount calls for it, without slowing every routine request.
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Approvers have one inbox for everything pending, with the context to decide. Review card transactions, bills and payments; Darb's AI check matches receipts to transactions and flags discrepancies.
Questions, answered
Employees and drivers can request a new card or a limit increase from the Darb app.
Requests route through the manager chain, so they reach the right approver without someone forwarding a message or maintaining a separate list.
Yes. Higher-value requests can follow a multi-step approval chain. Amount thresholds determine which requests need approval and which do not.
Darb supports approval on card transactions, bills and payments. Its AI check matches receipts to transactions and flags discrepancies for review.
Give requests a clear route, put the decision in one place, and keep the evidence with the spend.