Approve or decline an employee's request on Airtable and email the relevant people

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This automation forms the second part of this template which uses the same Airtable Base. After reviewing the employee's request (like the gym access example used previously), you can select Approved or Declined under the 'Request status' field. If declined, the employee will be informed, if approved, you need to select the recipient of the email that will attend to the request by providing the access card etc.

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