Approval matrix
A one-page table that pairs each type of content with the person or role who must approve it.
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What “Approval matrix” means
An approval matrix answers one question before it is asked: who approves this? Rows list content types, such as routine local posts, brand campaigns, paid ads and replies to complaints. Columns name the approver and a backup. It keeps routine content away from senior reviewers and makes sure sensitive content always reaches one.
The matrix is your document, not a product feature. Linkme's page describes drafts marked 'Needs review' in Link AI, and it does not describe how approvers are assigned or restricted. Bring the matrix to a demo and ask how each row would work. See the approval workflow entry for a starting version.
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Top Enterprise AI Agents. “Approval matrix.” Linkme. Content reviewed 12 November 2026.
https://topenterpriseaiagents.com/glossary/approval-matrix/