Configurable Approval Workflows
Create multi-step review and approval workflows with routing, reassignment, escalation, and status tracking.
Document Workflow Automation on AWS
Route documents for review, approval, and sign-off without building it yourself. Define rules once, and FormKiQ enforces them — with a full audit trail in your AWS account.
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Create multi-step review and approval workflows with routing, reassignment, escalation, and status tracking.
Trigger workflow steps from uploads, metadata changes, AI results, review decisions, or retention events.
Track who acted, what changed, when it happened, and which workflow step was completed.
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FormKiQ automates document processing steps while preserving the review history, decisions, and audit evidence teams need.
Workflow Automation Capabilities
FormKiQ helps teams automate document-centric work where documents, metadata, decisions, and compliance evidence need to stay connected.
Route new documents based on type, metadata, source, or classification.
Assign documents to people or teams for validation and sign-off.
Send extracted metadata, summaries, or classifications for human review.
Route incomplete, uncertain, or policy-sensitive documents for follow-up.
Trigger review, retention, disposition, or archival steps.
Initiate downstream actions when documents or workflow states change.
These workflow patterns keep document actions connected to metadata, review decisions, and audit evidence.
A new document is classified, assigned to the right reviewer, approved or rejected, and retained with the approval history.
AI-extracted fields are reviewed by a person before metadata is finalized or downstream systems are updated.
Missing fields, low-confidence extraction, policy-sensitive content, or unusual metadata can route to a follow-up queue.
Documents can trigger review, renewal, retention, disposition, or archival actions based on status or metadata.
Tasks can be reassigned or escalated when review deadlines, approval steps, or exception queues need attention.
Completed workflow states can support downstream actions through APIs, events, or integration workflows.
Document workflows are different from generic task workflows. The document, its metadata, its version history, its access rules, and its audit trail all matter. FormKiQ connects workflow actions to the document record, so teams can see what was reviewed, what changed, who approved it, and what happened next.
| Generic Task Management | FormKiQ Document Workflow Automation |
|---|---|
| Tasks tracked separately from documents | Workflow actions are tied to document records |
| Routing often depends on manual assignment | Routing can use metadata, document type, classification, or event triggers |
| Approval history may be fragmented | Review decisions, changes, and approvals can be retained with the document |
| Document governance is handled elsewhere | Access control, retention, audit, and workflow can work together |
| Automation is often disconnected from content | Workflows can respond to document events, AI results, and metadata changes |
FormKiQ supports workflows where people stay in control of important document decisions. Teams can review AI-extracted data, approve metadata changes, resolve exceptions, and preserve a record of who acted and what changed.
Workflows can be triggered by document events, metadata changes, processing results, classification outcomes, or governance actions. This helps reduce manual handoffs while keeping document processing visible and reviewable.
FormKiQ deploys into your AWS account, giving your organization control over infrastructure, region selection, access policies, processing boundaries, audit logging, and integration with existing AWS services.
Solution-led FormKiQ deployments typically begin with annual software licensing in the mid-USD $20k range.
Configuration, implementation, migration, integrations, custom workflow setup, and the deployment model are scoped separately. Since FormKiQ is commonly deployed into your AWS account, AWS infrastructure and service usage are billed through your AWS account rather than included in FormKiQ licensing.
No. FormKiQ is commonly deployed into your AWS account, so AWS usage is billed directly through your AWS account. This may include storage, search, OCR, AI processing, compute, logging, backups, and related AWS services.
Configuration and implementation are scoped separately. This may include metadata schemas, workflows, retention rules, access policies, integrations, migration support, and solution-specific setup.
The starting range refers to annual FormKiQ software licensing for solution-led deployments. Final pricing depends on edition, modules, support level, number of production environments, implementation scope, and deployment model.
In a 45-minute solution review, we can review your document workflows, approval paths, exception handling process, metadata requirements, AI processing opportunities, AWS environment, and whether FormKiQ is a fit.
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