See exactly who approved what, and who it is waiting on

The approval chain on a request or an extension now sits in a card of its own, with one row per step: who it was, what they did, and when. A chip at the top names whoever it is waiting on — an administrator, a named executive, or you.

Every step says what happened in plain words instead of relying on a colour, so a request an administrator approved outright reads differently from one that went to an executive, and a step nobody was asked to take says so. The banners that used to repeat the same information above the chain are gone.