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vcita Integration

ApproveThis manages your vcita Integration approvals.

April 17, 2025

Integration Category: Crm

When Client Management Meets Approval Automation

Let's be real - juggling client appointments, invoices, and approvals across multiple tools is how good ideas go to die in spreadsheet purgatory. vcita keeps client operations moving, while ApproveThis stops decisions from getting stuck in email threads. Together through Zapier, they're like a caffeine shot for your business processes.

vcita users (looking at you, agencies and professional services) waste 12 hours weekly chasing down approvals manually. ApproveThis automates that grind while keeping everything synced with vcita's scheduling and billing. No more clients asking "Did you get my contract?" because someone forgot to click approve.

How This Tag Team Actually Works

vcita's Heavy Lifters:

- Client scheduling that doesn't triple-book your team
- Invoicing that actually gets paid
- Client portals that don't look like they're from 2003

ApproveThis' Approval Arsenal:

- Custom workflows that route requests to the right people (not just whoever's inbox is empty)
- Automatic approvals for routine items under $5k
- Real-time tracking so you know exactly where things stand

The magic happens in Zapier - no coding required. Set up triggers so every vcita action (new client, appointment, etc.) kicks off an approval process, or vice versa. Approval stuck because Karen from accounting is on vacation? ApproveThis auto-reassigns it. Client needs urgent changes? Everything stays synced without manual data entry.

Real-World Uses That Don't Suck

1. Client Onboarding Without the Headaches

Marketing agencies: When new clients book through vcita, auto-trigger contract approvals in ApproveThis. Legal teams get notified instantly, review terms, and approvals sync back to vcita. No more "I thought you handled the paperwork" meetings.

2. Invoice Approvals That Don't Kill Cash Flow

IT services companies: Approved project requests in ApproveThis auto-generate vcita invoices. Finance teams set thresholds - anything under $10k gets auto-approved, larger items route to department heads. Clients get billed faster, you get paid sooner.

3. Schedule Changes That Don't Tank Productivity

Consulting firms: Client reschedules in vcita? ApproveThis pings affected team members for approval. If someone's OOO, it skips to their backup. Calendar stays updated only when everyone's actually available.

Setting This Up Without Losing Your Mind

1. Connect the tools: Create a Zapier account if you don't have one (takes 2 minutes)
2. Pick your trigger: Start with either a vcita event (new client/appointment) or ApproveThis action (request approved/denied)
3. Map the data: Tell Zapier which details to pass between apps (e.g., client email → approver field)
4. Test it live: Zapier's interface lets you run test approvals to ensure everything works

Pro tip: Start with one workflow (like appointment approvals), get it running smooth, then clone it for other processes. Most teams have this fully operational in under 45 minutes.

Who Actually Benefits From This?

Operations Teams

Stop being the human router between departments. Custom workflows in ApproveThis automatically send contract approvals to legal, budget sign-offs to finance, and scheduling changes to team leads - all while keeping vcita updated in real time.

Client-Facing Teams

Service businesses (agencies, consultants, law firms) keep client portals in vcita updated automatically when approvals happen. No more "The system shows pending" emails - clients see real-time statuses without you lifting a finger.

Finance Departments

Auto-generate vcita invoices when ApproveThis greenlights projects. Set approval thresholds so small expenses get auto-approved, while larger ones route to controllers. Bonus: All approval records stay attached to invoices for audit trails.

Why This Isn't Just Another Integration

Most app integrations just move data between fields. This combo actually removes steps from processes:

  • No duplicate data entry: Client details from vcita auto-fill approval requests
  • No license headaches: Approvers only need ApproveThis access, not vcita logins
  • No approval black holes: Escalation rules and vacation delegation prevent bottlenecks

Example: A healthcare IT company reduced contract approval times from 14 days to 38 hours by syncing vcita client intakes with ApproveThis' legal review workflows.

Common Questions (That People Are Too Embarrassed to Ask)

"What if we need approvals from external partners?"

ApproveThis lets external users approve via email without needing a vcita login. They just click Approve/Reject - done.

"How complex can we make the approval rules?"

One client uses 11 conditional steps: If contract value >$50k, require CFO approval. If project timeline <30 days, skip VP review. All automated.

"What about existing processes in vcita?"

This isn't an either/or choice. Keep using vcita like normal - the integration just adds approval automation where you need it.

Getting Started Without the BS

If you're using vcita for client management but still doing approvals through email/Slack/Post-its:

  1. Sign up for ApproveThis (free 14-day trial)
  2. Connect to vcita via Zapier using the triggers we discussed
  3. Clone our pre-built templates for common approval workflows

Or book a 15-minute demo where we'll show how other vcita users set this up. Either way, you'll have your first automated approval flow running by tomorrow.

The Bottom Line

vcita helps you manage clients. ApproveThis helps you make decisions faster. Together, they stop these five words: "I'm waiting on approval for..." from tanking your productivity. Whether you're a 50-person agency or 5,000-employee enterprise, it's time to stop letting approval delays be the bottleneck in your client operations.

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Integrate with vcita Integration and get 90 days of ApproveThis for free.

After you create a Zapier integration, please email us at support@approve-this.com with your account name and we'll add 3 months of ApproveThis to your account. Limit one redemption per account.

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Best Approval Workflows for vcita

Suggested workflows (and their Zapier components) for vcita

Create ApproveThis requests for new vcita appointments

Streamline your appointment approvals by automatically creating approval requests in ApproveThis whenever a new appointment is scheduled in vcita. This ensures all stakeholders are notified and can review the appointment details promptly, integrating your scheduling and approval management processes.

Zapier Components

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Trigger

New Appointment

Triggers when a new appointment is created.

Action

Create Request

Creates a new request, probably with input from previous steps.

Create new vcita clients for ApproveThis requests

Enhance your client management by automatically adding new clients to vcita when a new approval request is initiated in ApproveThis. This seamless integration ensures your client database stays up-to-date with your decision-making processes.

Zapier Components

Trigger

New Request

Triggers when a new approval request workflow is initiated.

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Action

Create Client

Creates a new client.

Initiate ApproveThis requests for new vcita clients

Automatically initiate an approval process in ApproveThis whenever a new client is created in vcita. This integration helps you manage and approve client onboarding processes efficiently.

Zapier Components

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Trigger

New Client

Triggers when new client is created.

Action

Create Request

Creates a new request, probably with input from previous steps.

Generate vcita invoices for approved ApproveThis requests

Auto-generate invoices in vcita based on approved requests in ApproveThis. This automation streamlines your financial workflows by ensuring billing processes are aligned with approvals.

Zapier Components

Trigger

A Request Is Approved/Denied

Triggers when a request is approved or denied.

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Action

Create Invoice

Create a new invoice in vcita. Can currently create an invoice with just one line item.