Leave, business trip, seal, IT access, or any form you design, with conditional questions and attachments.
Approvals beyond purchasing
One flow for every request
Build any request form without code and set the route once. Approvers act from email or chat, and every record stays searchable.
Request a demoThe requester's manager by default, then department owners, Finance, HR, IT, or Legal when the form says so.
Approvers act from the notification, in their own language. Waiting requests get a reminder.
Features
Automation and controls at every step.
Any form, without code
Start from a leave or trip template, or a blank form. Questions can appear only when they apply.
Routes you configure
The requester's manager approves by default. Add steps by department, form or answer, such as Finance when a trip needs an advance.
Approve from email or chat
Approvers act where they already work, in their own language. Requests that wait too long get a reminder.
Use Cases
How finance teams use Acua day to day.
Leave that reaches HR already approved
The employee fills in one form, and the manager approves from chat. HR sees the approved list without chasing anyone.
Trips with an advance go to finance too
Ticking "advance needed" adds a Finance step by your rule. After the trip, AI reads the receipts and the claims link back to it.
Seal and contract requests, document attached
Attach the contract and route it to Legal before the director. The signed version stays on the request for the audit.
IT requests, out of the message threads
Access and equipment requests arrive on structured forms. IT works a queue instead of a thread.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is this different from a purchase request?
Can routing depend on an amount, like a trip's estimated cost?
Which notification channels are supported?
Who can create or change a form?
Can employees see their own request history?
Can we use it on the phone?
Every internal request, on one approval flow
Build a leave form in the demo. Watch it reach the right approver by email or chat.



