Sophisticated, multi-stage 
 entry management workflow 

What you can do with Review Flow

When an entry is submitted, it can be sent to any individual for review. The individual can make changes to the entry (depending on what has been configured) and approve or reject the entry. Based on the outcome, the entry can be sent to another individual for review, and so on.

Awards management review flow

A few examples

Nominations
Nominee review

Where an entry is a nomination, the nomination can be sent to the nominee for review. They may add further information and accept or decline the nomination.

Business entry
Manager review

A business entry can be sent to the entrant’s manager for review. The manager can make changes, then approve/reject the entry.

On submission
Program manager review

Program managers can be notified of each submitted entry, for it to be reviewed and further information added, before moderation approval.

Nominee + program manager review

In this example, a nominator submits an entry, the nominee decides whether they would like to enter, they may add further information, and accept or decline the nomination. If they accept, the entry is sent to the program manager, who either approves the nomination for judging or requests a new submission from the original nominator.

Awards management review flow

Frequently asked questions

What is Review Flow in Award Force?
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Review Flow is a configurable workflow that lets you route submitted entries to one or more reviewers before they progress further. Reviewers can assess entries, request changes, approve or reject them, and move them through defined review stages based on your program rules.
Can submitted entries be reviewed before progressing?
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Yes. Submitted entries can be reviewed after submission and before they progress to the next stage of your program.
Can reviewers edit entries during review?
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Yes, if permitted by your configuration, reviewers can make changes.
Can entries go through multiple reviewers?
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Yes. Entries can pass through more than one reviewer as part of a review process.