Approve a governed contract
Review contract readiness, authority, compliance and supporting evidence before recording a governed approval decision.
Last updated July 20, 2026 · 6 min read#Page purpose
Review contract readiness, authority, compliance and supporting evidence before recording a governed approval decision.
| Application route | Intended audience |
|---|---|
| /lex/contracts/[id]/approval | Assigned contract approvers and legal managers |
#Before you start
- Sign in as assigned contract approvers and legal managers and confirm WatheeqTech shows /lex/contracts/[id]/approval; hidden controls indicate that your account lacks the required permission.
- Open the record from its owning register or a trusted notification so you begin with the correct tenant, record identifier and current lifecycle state.
- Collect the reason, authority and supporting evidence required for any governed decision or state transition.
#How to use this page
- 1Verify the record and state
Confirm the contract version, commercial summary, risk findings, deviations, compliance state and approval task before deciding.
- 2Complete the permitted action
Review delegated authority and required evidence, then approve, return or reject with a reason that supports the decision.
- 3Confirm the transition
Verify the workflow, contract lifecycle and next responsible actor update consistently and that the decision appears in audit history.
#Governance and expected result
- Operate only within the tenant, role and record visibility granted to you.
- Record the decision, reason and supporting evidence before completing a governed action.
- Use the page action for the transition rather than changing source data or maintaining a parallel offline status.
- Verify the resulting status, owner, timeline, version or audit event before leaving the page.
You used /lex/contracts/[id]/approval to review contract readiness, authority, compliance and supporting evidence before recording a governed approval decision. The result is visible in WatheeqTech and traceable to the acting user, tenant and source legal record.