Use Case

Sales Reps Send Their Own Gifts — Within a Per-Rep Cap

Give each rep a per-user spend cap and per-period invite-link count. They send autonomously. Finance keeps the audit trail + the headroom guardrail. No one waits on approval emails.

Per-user spend cap with periodPer-user link-count capTeam-scoped Manager permissionsManager utilization viewAudit-trailed cap edits

Approval Bottlenecks Kill Sales Gifting Programs

What usually goes wrong
Every send waits on an approver

The deal closes Tuesday. The thank-you gift gets approved Friday. By then the recipient has forgotten.

No way to set per-rep guardrails

Either everyone has the company card or nobody does. There is no middle ground.

The CRO worries about a single rep blowing the budget

One enthusiastic rep could spend the whole quarter in a week. Without per-rep caps, there is no protection.

Per-Rep Caps + Hierarchical Roles

How we run it
Per-user spend cap

Each rep gets their own period cap. They send within it autonomously.

Per-period link cap

Cap volume separately from dollars. "20 invites per quarter" is one keystroke.

Manager handles their team

Sales Manager edits caps on their reps; doesn't touch other teams. Admin handles cross-team policy.

Manager sees their team utilization

Manager pulls up the team's spend / link usage and current period progress in one view.

Frequently asked questions

3 answers

Manager raises the cap (audit-trailed) or your Admin overrides the specific held order with a captured reason. Both paths are clean and reviewable.

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