DraftDraft

Product

Every change costed, then decided.

Work added mid-project costs 1.75 to 2.5 times what it would have up front. Draft puts that number, and the days it adds, in front of the approver at the moment of decision, so the addition is decided on its merits rather than discovered at the end.

Decide within your authority

Each seat has an approval limit. A change inside it is yours to approve, defer or reject; a change above it routes to the person you named, with the same card in front of them.

The change card and the authority panel beside it: what it costs, and whether it is yours to decide.

The queue, and what it is worth

The inbox counts what is waiting to be confirmed and what is waiting to be decided, by state, and totals the priced exposure so the approver sees the whole picture before opening a card.

Three to decide: one at risk, one raised, one being investigated under a cap.

Raised in plain words

A change begins as a note. Draft structures it into a title, a description, a job match and a time hint, and the person who wrote it confirms. If you would rather it kept your words, say so and it will.

A note from the bathroom. It becomes a raised change only when a person confirms it.

The rule

Draft structures a note; a person confirms it.

AI never prices, approves, attributes or predicts. A decision is made by a named seat with the figure in front of it, and the record shows who and when.