The approval in your folder is for a different job

It was given in June for one provider, a stock voice and a $12 run. Since then the provider had an outage, the stock read was flat, and someone re-shot the portrait. Every one of those decisions was defensible on the day it was made — and together they mean nobody has approved what is about to happen. The permission you are holding is consent to something else.

The gate is free and needs no account. Write down what is on file, what was approved, and what is about to run, and every action is ruled on against the authorizations that action needs — not one global all-clear. It finds the material changes since the approval, checks whether the licence has run out, and multiplies the estimate by the retry ceiling: a $16.50 quote with a stop-after-three rule is $50.82 you can be billed. It also flags permissions you hold and do not need, which nothing else looks for. Every lane ships a worked example that costs nothing. Writing the report needs credits.