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Approval Workflow is meant to create a workflow process in WordPress. This plugin adds a box to the post edit screen when a user does not have publish permissions for that post type. It also allows you to set a WordPress role as the approvers. Note: this role must have publish permissions. The approvers get notified by email when someone has submitted something to the workflow. This works on WordPress Multisite too.
If you need help setting up the roles, I’d recommend the <a href="https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/members/" title="Members plugin" rel="ugc">Members plugin</a>.

Approval Workflow

Approval Workflow is meant to create a workflow process in WordPress. This plugin adds a box to the post edit screen when a user does not have publish …

Cycles

NEW: Control which visitors see Cycles / leave feedback
<a href="https://cycleshq.com" rel="nofollow ugc">Cycles</a> allows you to collect visual feedback and approvals on your website. Share your web pages with clients and colleagues, who view your work in their browser and post feedback directly on your webpages.
See Cycles in action – <a href="https://demo.cycleshq.com" rel="nofollow ugc">Live Demo</a>
<h4>Overview</h4>
Cycles allows you to:
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Collect crystal clear client feedback – With Cycles, your clients comment directly on web pages, so you can see exactly what they’re referencing and understand what they mean. Clients view the website in their browser, and click directly on the page to comment. Feedback remains organized, eliminating back and forth emails and miscommunication.
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Record approvals/sign off in the browser – Many clients respond differently when reviewing a website that feels closer to the “finished product.” When you’ve made any requested changes, your client can approve the page. Cycles keeps a record of the time, date, and name of the approver in case you need it later.
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Keep project members informed – Configure Cycles to send email notifications whenever someone makes a comment or approval.
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Import feedback into 3rd party services – Connect your project to Trello, Basecamp, Asana, Slack, Help Scout, or any 3rd party service with project based email addresses, to bring feedback and approvals into your team’s project management workflow.
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<h4>Note: You’ll need a (free) account to use Cycles</h4>
A (free) Cycles account enables:
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<li>A record of all comments, replies, and approvals (outside of your WordPress database or client’s site)</li>
<li>Easy notifications and integrations without configuring your WordPress email settings</li>
<li>Feedback and approvals on any web page or site</li>
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Free accounts have no trial time limits, and include all visual feedback and approval features.
To get started, go to <a href="https://cycleshq.com/" rel="nofollow ugc">https://cycleshq.com</a>.
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<h4>Plugin features</h4>
NEW: Control which visitors see Cycles / leave feedback
Enable Cycles for all visitors, or restrict to signed in WordPress users, or users certain roles. Now you can install Cycles on a “live” site, but restrict feedback collection to particular users.
Enable Cycles for every page on your site
Copy your unique project script into the plugin’s form field, and enable Cycles for every page on your site.
Quickly enable / disable Cycles
Use the plugin to switch Cycles on or off for your website.

Visual feedback and approvals for web development projects. Get organized, insightful feedback from clients and teammates directly on the web page.

Approval Workflow vs Cycles