For which Organisations are stand-alone workflows available?

For which Organisations are stand-alone workflows available?

Stand-alone workflows are available for Organisations with:

  1. Normal trials
  1. Advanced feature trials with a standard subscription
  1. Premium subscriptions
  1. Partner status: Partners* can nominate one of their Organisations as a free Partner edition Organisation and have unlimited free access to ApprovalMax for demonstrating all features to their clients.
    *For details please     contact sales team.


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