Feature Enhancement Request: Multiple Electronic Signatures and Form Editing in the Recommendation to Hire Approval Workflow It would be extremely helpful to have a customizable Recommendation to Hire approval workflow in Red Rover Hiring that allows multiple approvers to electronically sign the Recommendation to Hire EAS (Employee Action Sheet) and make necessary corrections directly on the form during the approval process. Ideally, each designated approver would have the ability to review, edit, correct, and electronically sign the form before forwarding it to the next approver, without having to reject the request or restart the entire workflow. Our district's proposed workflow would be: Hiring Supervisor/Principal: Completes and submits the Recommendation to Hire EAS, initiating the approval workflow. Business Office: Reviews the information, makes any necessary corrections, verifies budgetary and financial details, and electronically signs. Human Resources: Reviews employment information, salary placement, and hiring requirements, makes any necessary corrections, and electronically signs. Superintendent: Reviews the completed recommendation, makes any necessary corrections, and provides final approval and electronic signature. Additional functionality requested: Allow authorized approvers to edit or correct information directly on the EAS during their approval step. Automatically save changes without requiring the form to be rejected and resubmitted. Maintain an audit trail identifying who made each change, what was modified, and when. Notify previous approvers if significant changes are made after their approval, with the ability to require reapproval when necessary. Allow each approver to electronically sign the form within the workflow. Automatically generate a finalized EAS containing all signatures, approval dates, and timestamps. Automatically transfer the fully approved EAS to the employee's Records file once hired. This enhancement would significantly reduce unnecessary back-and-forth between departments, prevent delays caused by minor errors or corrections, and allow the approval process to move forward more efficiently while maintaining accountability and proper documentation.