Approval statistics

How the approval machine is running: how many requests were raised, how many were approved, how many are still waiting, and how long approvers take.

Menu path Approve › Report

Address https://hub.cnvconnect.com/approvals/report

Permission approvals:view

Who uses it HR, managers

The screen

1. Title and date filter — a from/to range with a Filter button. Everything on the page follows it. The summary tiles sit underneath: total requests, approved with its percentage, rejected, waiting, and average handling time.
2. Recent columns — code, template, sender, status, sent date and completion date.
3. A row — select it to open the request itself.
4. Paging — the recent table is paged; the date filter above still applies.

Between the tiles and the table, two panels break the same period down: **By approval template** (which processes generate the volume) and **Approver** (per person: how many approved, how many rejected, average time to decide).

How to…

Find the bottleneck

Read Waiting against Approved, then look at the Approver panel. A single approver with a long average time and a large queue is the answer most of the time.

Justify simplifying a process

By approval template shows which processes people actually use. A template with hundreds of requests and a 100 % approval rate is a candidate for automation or for fewer steps.

Track one request

Find it in Recent by code (APR-2608-017) and select it to open the request itself.

Notes

• Average handling time is measured from submission to final decision, so a request left over a weekend looks slow even if everybody acted promptly. Compare like with like.
• Some status labels in the table have not been translated yet and still appear in Vietnamese in the screenshot.
• This page is the audit view; day-to-day work belongs in the approval inbox.