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USE CASE

Get Faster Approvals & Reduce Disputes

Every unapproved ticket is a delayed invoice. Every disputed ticket is a delayed payment. Aimsio builds the approval workflow into the platform so tickets move through the chain without the chasing.

The Problem

The approval bottleneck isn't a people problem. It's a process problem.

Tickets sit waiting for internal approval because no one got notified. Then they sit waiting for client sign-off because the PDF got buried in email. Then they get disputed because the client doesn't recognize what they're signing, or the scope changed and nobody documented it.

Every delay in the approval chain is a delay in the invoice. Every dispute is a delay in getting paid. In high-volume environments, especially oil and gas with large operators, approval velocity is a direct financial metric.

The fix isn't reminding people harder. It's building the approval process into the system so tickets move through the chain without the chasing, and clients see exactly what they're signing.

Aimsio customers average a 91% first-submission approval rate. Source: Field Work Approval Benchmarks 2025
Without Aimsio
Day 0
Ticket submitted from the field
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Day 3–5
Internal reviewer gets to it. Sends it back for missing info.
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Day 7–10
Resubmitted. Sent to client as a PDF attachment.
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Day 14–18
Client disputes a line item. Back-and-forth by email begins.
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Day 21+
Resolved, but the invoice is three weeks late. Revenue sits in WIP.
The Solution

Tickets that move through approvals without the phone calls.

Aimsio builds internal approval workflows and client sign-off into the same platform where field data is captured.

Client approvals through a portal, not email chains

Clients review and approve tickets directly through the Aimsio client portal. They see exactly what was done, when, by whom, and at what rate. Approvals happen from any browser, on any device. No PDFs, no printing, no ambiguity about what they're signing. When a client can see the work clearly, disputes drop.

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Work Management Ticket
T2026-041-000-003
Client:
Date:
Job No.:
Labor
EmployeeTradeRTOTTotal
$1,680
$1,320
Equipment
$475
Total: $3,475.00
Apex Energy has assigned a ticket for you to review and approve.
Company: Apex Energy
Document Type: Work Management Ticket
Document Number:
Review in Portal
Review as Guest
Work Management Ticket
T2026-018-000-007
Client:
Date:
Job No.: 2026-018
Location:
Labor
Employee
Trade
RT
RT$
Total
$620.00
$550.00
$680.00
Subtotal:$1,850.00
Total:$1,850.00
Client Signature
✓ Signed
Supervisor Signature
✓ Signed
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Tickets submitted in the format your client expects

Configurable ticket templates mean every ticket goes out in the exact format the client requires. Labor lines, equipment lines, material lines, cost codes, all structured the way the client needs to see them. When the ticket matches the client's expectations on first submission, approval velocity improves significantly.

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Formal documentation for scope questions before they become disputes

When a client asks for clarification on scope, specifications, or drawings, that conversation needs a paper trail. Aimsio's RFI feature lets you send a formal Request for Information through the Client Portal, capture the client's response, and link the approved answer directly to a change order. Questions get answered in writing. Scope changes get documented before work proceeds. Disputes have nowhere to start.

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Request For Information: RFI230627-000-1
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Reference Information
(Drawings/Specifications/Equipment Number/Etc.)
Detailed Description of Information
Required/Discrepancy
Recommended Resolution/Action
Client Response
SIGNATURE
Change Order: CO260203-000-1
Scope Change
Description of Change
Phase/WBS
Amended Qty
New Changes
3
8
Trade
Qty
Rate
Phase
Total
8
62.00
496.0
8
55.00
440.0
Labor Total ($) 936.0
Approved
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Change orders that protect revenue instead of creating disputes

Scope changes happen on every job. When they're documented in Aimsio, with timestamps, approval trails, and client acknowledgment, they show up on the invoice as expected line items, not surprises the client pushes back on.

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Control who sees what with role-based access

Not everyone needs to approve everything. Aimsio's access management lets you define who can submit, approve, edit, and view tickets, by role, by job, or by client. The right people act on the right data without bottlenecks.

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We now use it for dispatch, resource costing estimates, and pre-trip inspections. I don't know how we'd function without Aimsio.

Danton Moorhead, President at Preferred Energy
★★★★★ Case Study

"Our clients just take forever to approve."

The problem isn't client speed. It's what you're asking them to approve, and how. When a PDF shows up in email with no context, no clear line items, and no easy way to respond, it sits in someone's inbox. When a client gets a portal link showing exactly what was done, formatted the way they expect, with one-click approval, they sign off the same day.

Aimsio's client portal gives clients a clear, structured view of the ticket with electronic sign-off. No PDFs, no email chains, no ambiguity about what they're approving.

"We now use it for dispatch, resource costing estimates, and pre-trip inspections. I don't know how we'd function without Aimsio."

Danton Moorhead, President, Preferred Energy
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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How does the client approval portal work?

Clients receive a link to review tickets in the Aimsio client portal, a browser-based view that requires no installation or Aimsio account. They see the ticket details, can add comments, and approve or reject electronically. The portal is accessible from any device.

What is Aimsio's first-submission approval rate?

Aimsio customers average a 91% first-submission approval rate. This is driven by configurable ticket templates that match client expectations and real-time data capture that eliminates the errors causing most rejections.

Can I customize ticket templates per client?

Yes. Ticket templates are fully configurable. You can create different templates for different clients, each matching the format, fields, and cost code structure that client requires.

How are disputes handled in Aimsio?

When a client has a question about a ticket, the full audit trail is available: who submitted it, when, what was approved, and by whom. Most disputes stem from ambiguity, and the structured data in Aimsio eliminates that ambiguity.

What is the RFI feature and how does it prevent disputes?

The RFI (Request for Information) feature lets you send formal scope questions to clients through the portal. The client's response is captured in writing and can be linked directly to a change order. This creates a documented paper trail that prevents scope disagreements from becoming billing disputes.

Can different team members have different approval permissions?

Yes. Aimsio's access management lets you define who can submit, approve, edit, and view tickets, by role, by job, or by client. You control who has authority at each step of the approval chain.

Stop chasing approvals. Start collecting revenue.

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