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Decisions, Home, and Work Queues

Understand how Solvren surfaces work that needs attention.

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Last updated June 17, 2026

Current product language

Older Solvren docs and some internal routes may refer to dashboards, reviews, or queues. In the current app, users should think in terms of:

  • Home - what matters right now
  • Decisions - what needs action
  • Problems - what Solvren found
  • Proof - what value was protected
  • Setup - systems, people, and controls

Home purpose

Home gives users a live executive-grade view of:

  • money at risk
  • items needing action
  • problems detected
  • value protected
  • setup and coverage health

Use Home when you need the fastest read on the state of the workspace.


Decisions purpose

Decisions is the prioritized action list. It can include:

  • approvals waiting for you
  • assigned problems
  • blocked changes
  • overdue work
  • system follow-up tasks

Each item should make the next action obvious.


Common work states

Needs my review

Work where you are assigned as an approver and your decision is pending.

Assigned to me

Problems or follow-up tasks where you are the owner.

Missing proof

Revenue-sensitive work that needs additional proof before it can move forward.

Overdue

Work that has slipped past expected timing and may need escalation.

Recently updated

Activity that changed recently and may be useful for awareness.


Visibility behavior

Home, Decisions, Problems, and search respect:

  • organization role
  • domain permissions
  • restricted visibility
  • assigned reviewer logic
  • explicit access grants

Counts should not reveal restricted content to users who cannot view it.


Executive: Start with Home, then open Decisions for anything requiring approval or escalation.

Reviewer: Focus on Decisions, especially approvals waiting for you and missing proof.

Submitter: Use Decisions to unblock your changes and Problems to follow assigned work.

Admin / Owner: Use Home and Decisions for operational health, then Setup for users, systems, rules, and diagnostics.

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