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Inbox & approvals

Reading a card, what Approve and Reject actually do, thesis windows and the re-quote on approve.

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Everything that asks you for a decision is a card with the same grammar: what, why, the effect, and two buttons. Doing nothing is always safe.

  1. Reading a cardThe four tabs, what one row of the Waiting list tells you, what the order's full card adds, the recommendation tiles, and what each status under Decided means.Everyone on the book8 min read
  2. Approve or reject an orderWhat Approve actually sends, how to take a mis-tap back, what Reject tells the PM, what happens if you wait, and how it works on a phone.Owners & operators7 min read
  3. Thesis windowsWhen a premarket or intraday idea becomes orderable, when it expires, and why the card gives you hours instead of a ten-minute fuse.Everyone on the book4 min read
  4. Why the desk's orders are the size they areHow a posture turns into a dollar amount per order, why several orders in a morning land within cents of the same figure, and what does and does not make an order wait for you.Owners & operators4 min read
  5. When you override the deskupcomingApproving an order the checks held, loosening a limit, raising the posture or selling early gets a second opinion argued from your own written policy. Nothing waits unless you switch a cooling-off on for that kind of action, and a sale never waits.Owners & operators3 min read