Named approver
The one person responsible for reading and deciding on an agent's drafts.
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What “Named approver” means
A named approver is the person who says yes, no or 'change this' to each draft. Naming one person avoids two familiar failures: drafts nobody reads, and drafts several people edit in different directions. The approver needs current knowledge of prices and dates, a feel for the tone, the authority to reject and a regular time to do the reading. A backup covers absences.
Linkme for Business, the platform Link AI belongs to, is aimed at a whole team. A draft from a colleague gets a 'Needs review' label, which is the approver's cue. The page stops short of explaining how approver permissions are assigned. The entry on who should approve covers the human side.
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Get AI Marketing Agent. “Named approver.” Linkme. Content reviewed 12 November 2026.
https://getaimarketingagent.com/glossary/named-approver/