Hi Rebecca, We do use approvals and custom statuses for this type of thing. We chose to use multiple approval paths on the approval rather than multiple stages within the same path. With multiple stages, if someone approves the approval moves on to the next approver. But with multiple paths, when someone approves, the approval does not automatically move on to the next person. Our example: 1. Requests are submitted and have an approval on them. 2. Person A reviews and makes their edits, then changes the status to a status that aligns with the next path on the approval 3. Person B reviews and makes their edits and changes the status to a status that aligns with the next path on the approval 4. Project Manager reviews all the previous inputs and opens the project. it took some training to get everyone to switch the statuses after making their edits. but now that they've got it, things flow pretty smoothly