Automate routine steps. Gate consequential ones.
Greenhaus combines workflow automation with explicit ownership, permissions, approvals, and history. Faster operations do not require giving up control.
Request beta accessAutomatic work
Use system-driven steps for recurring or predictable work where the policy is already known.
Routed work
Send the next action to the correct team, participant, or queue instead of relying on memory or informal messages.
Approval checkpoints
Stop configured financial or operational actions until an authorized person approves or rejects them.
Status-change proposals
Greenhaus can separate proposing a sensitive change from applying that change.
Recovery controls
Authorized operators can review blocked or failed workflow runs and recover them rather than silently losing work.
Responsibility and history
Keep approval, workflow, and responsibility context available for later review.
Technical proof
Controls below the workflow.
The outcome comes first. The architecture explains why the outcome remains reviewable.
- Server-authoritative access
- Workflow assignments
- Timers
- Approvals
- Status proposals
- Separation-of-duties controls
- Event and outbox runtime
- Audit and history