@WhitUser Makes sense. Thanks again

@WhitUser Thank you so much for the use case. It's so helpful for us. Who would you expect to set the delegation? Would it be the individual who's going on PTO, an admin, or somebody else?

@jenniashley We don't have an ETA at this point, but it is something we are aware of. In the meantime, understanding your use case would be helpful if you wouldn't mind spelling it out. 

@KellenSk You can have a generated proof and leverage document approvals with that proof. The "approval workflow" is done via the document approval, the two can't be intermixed (well technically you can do both but you don't want to do that as its confusing having approvals using the proof approvals...

This is made possible (today) using the unified approvals (which is the replacement of the legacy document approvals).   It is not for proof approvals, but you can use unified approvals on your proofs as the approval engine - and achieve similar results. This way, reviewers will then see all their r...

Theoretically if you are using the document approval to add a reviewer ON a proof (not using proofing for the approvals in this case, rather doc approvals) you could see the reviewers on a proof

@LanggCass Yes, multi-stage approvals will be supported and are on our roadmap. Hoping to have some of that available H1 '26. What company are you with? Would love to get some feedback from you on it and the approach.

@LanggCass Yes, multi-stage approvals will be supported and are on our roadmap. Hoping to have some of that available H1 '26. What company are you with? Would love to get some feedback from you on it and the approach.

@AileenTa For proof approvals, the widget will not show the pending reviews, only if you are using the new document approvals (which you can use as the approvals engine for proofs, rather than proof approvals).

To be clear @DeniseMoore do you feel a toggle would resolve it? If that was there, it would show your newest (task approval in this case) first.