You set up the project
A project has a name, a client, context, and your internal team. You add the stakeholders — the client-side decision makers — by name, email and role. They are contacts, not users. They never log in.

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Your stakeholders don't get yet another login to yet another system, and every approval is still documented. You walk into the project audit with a signed PDF, not screenshots.
Something always changes during an IT project. The client wants something different, a module can't be delivered on time, the technical reality catches up with the spec. A mid-sized project goes through 10–30 of these moments.
The approval process today is usually an Excel sheet and a handful of Outlook threads. The PM circulates the change. One stakeholder replies quickly, two reply a week later, the third writes "+1" on a reply-all. The PM tries to record all of this back into the Excel.
Six months later the auditor asks who approved change #14 — and nobody can find it.
OkMemo closes that loop with a single, specific workflow
A project has a name, a client, context, and your internal team. You add the stakeholders — the client-side decision makers — by name, email and role. They are contacts, not users. They never log in.

A title, a description of the current and proposed state, the rationale. You pick which stakeholders need to approve it and you set a deadline. That's the entire form.

From the decision context it writes a structured email: what changed, why it matters, what we're asking for. You read it, edit if you want, and send. The AI doesn't replace your judgement; it saves the typing.

Each approver gets a unique, signed link. One tap — Approve or Reject. A comment is optional. No password, no account, no app to install. They can do it from their phone on the train.

When every approver has responded, the Decision Record PDF generates automatically. Timestamps, IP addresses, response times, every comment — all of it. That's what you hand to the auditor or attach to the project closure email.

DAYS BACK / PROJECT
A mid-sized IT project runs 10–20 change approvals. If each one eats 1–2 hours of follow-ups and copy-paste, you're losing a working week per project. With OkMemo it's 10–15 minutes per decision, end to end.
ISO 9001 / 27001 READY
You don't assemble the documentation the night before the audit. It accumulates as you work. The ISO surveillance visit takes an hour of prep instead of half a day. Your client also sleeps better — they can see what they signed off on.
0 LOGINS REQUIRED
A senior executive will not think twice about whether to create yet another account just to approve one paragraph. They tap a link on their phone, it takes two seconds. That trust is part of the workflow, not a side effect.
This is the section your compliance officer reads twice. It's also the part that's hardest to fake after the fact — which is exactly the point.
DECISION
Replace Vendor A's payroll module with Vendor B for the EU entities. Effective from sprint 14.
APPROVERS
| Name | Role | Response | Timestamp · IP |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dóra Varga | CTO | Approved | 2026-05-18 09:14 UTC · 81.183.x.x |
| Mihály Tóth | Procurement | Approved | 2026-05-18 11:02 UTC · 213.111.x.x |
| Anna Kis | Sponsor | Approved (w/ note) | 2026-05-18 13:47 UTC · 82.78.x.x |
When the stakeholder clicks Approve, we store which email it came from, when we sent it, when they opened it, when they clicked, the IP, the user agent. The auditor sees the full chain.
Every Decision Record gets a SHA-256 hash at the moment of issue. If a single character changes later, the hash no longer matches. The verifier is a public tool you can run anywhere.
Export every decision in your account as PDF + CSV, any time. If you decide to leave, there is no lock-in to negotiate. Hand the archive to your client, archive it, plug it into your own systems.
Servers in the EU (Frankfurt). Stakeholder email addresses are kept only for the duration of the approval and can be deleted on request. DPA available from the Pro tier upwards.
No per-stakeholder fees, no "contact us" tier hidden behind a calendar. A typical consultancy lands on Pro.
| Free$0 | Starter$49 / month | Pro$149 / month | Business$349 / month | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Active projects | 1 | 5 | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Decisions / month | 3 | 25 | 100 | Unlimited |
| Team seats | 1 | 3 | 10 | Unlimited |
| Stakeholders | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| PDF audit export | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Custom sender domain | — | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| API + webhooks | — | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| SSO + DPA | — | — | — | ✓ |
| eIDAS-grade signature | — | — | — | v2 |
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We send reminders at day 3, day 7, and 24 hours before the deadline. If someone genuinely doesn't respond, you see the status on the dashboard and you can chase them by phone. If they reply by phone, you can record the response on their behalf — that gets a distinct flag in the audit trail so nothing is ever silently attributed.
The v1 magic-link system produces auditable evidence of when and from where a response arrived. Under eIDAS Article 25 this is "simple electronic signature" grade. Higher-assurance ("advanced") signatures need stronger identity verification — that's coming on the Business tier in v2.
Yes. Servers are in the EU (Frankfurt), the privacy policy is public, and a Data Processing Agreement is available from the Pro tier upwards. Stakeholder emails are kept only as long as the approval needs them.
The approval email draft is generated through the Vercel AI Gateway against Claude or GPT, picked per task. Neither the input (the decision text) nor the output (the draft) is used for training, and we don't retain it after the call returns.
Yes. Project ownership transfers to another team member in a couple of clicks. The audit trail of past decisions is untouched.
v1 ships English and Hungarian email templates. Additional languages come in v2.
Each of these can run an approval flow, but none are built specifically for project decisions. They either turn the stakeholder into a paid user (expensive, high-friction), or they don't produce audit-ready output, or they're scoped to whole contracts. OkMemo finishes one workflow well rather than half-finishing five.