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Routing

Decide who gets assigned each incoming request.

Routing decides which approver a request lands with. Every workspace starts with a ready-made default path that sends requests to the built-in approver role, so agents can submit requests before you configure anything. Agents can also address a specific approver directly with recipientUserId.

Per request type you set the assignee: a named person or a role. Role assignment draws from the people holding that role (see People & roles).

The Routing page also shows the assignment state of live requests — handy for spotting requests sitting unrouted or unclaimed. Routing changes apply to new submissions; requests already assigned keep their assignee until reassigned.

A request can't be created if its routing resolves to no assignee — the agent gets bad_request. Keep routing configured for every request type you expect agents to use.