Requester

@getrequester

Request management that works how you work. Turn "I need 3 days off" into structured approvals. Talk to it or build it end to end.

getrequester.com Joined January 2026

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Requester @getrequester Nov 6

New on the Requester Overview: "Keeping up".

Reviews that came in vs reviews you cleared, per day, for the last 14 days. One line tells you if your queue is growing or shrinking.

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Is your queue growing or shrinking? Keeping up chart on the Overview, example data: 51 reviews came in and 57 were cleared over 14 days, so the queue shrank by 6.

Requester @getrequester Nov 4

Your approver is between meetings, phone in hand.

Requester emails them the request. They tap Approve. No login, no app, no password.

The decision is saved on the request with their name and the time.

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A day calendar packed with meetings. In the gap between a budget review and a client call: 10:41, approved from the email, laptop for Sarah, saved with name and time.

Requester @getrequester Nov 3

Most of your team only ever asks. In Requester that's free on every plan, and you pay for approvers only. getrequester.com/?utm_source=x&…

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Requester @getrequester Nov 3

1/6 At a 30-person company, an access request is often a Slack DM to whoever knows the admin login.

A lighter way to run them, in 5 steps.

Access requests without a ticketing system, in 5 steps: one form, two ordered approvals, open intake, deadlines with reminders, a searchable record.

Requester @getrequester Nov 2

Six things a purchase request needs:

item, amount, cost center, vendor (new or existing), needed-by date, one-line reason.

Miss one and the approver replies with a question instead of a decision.

Six things a purchase request needs: item, amount, cost center, vendor, needed-by date, one-line reason.