If your organization does not allow you to approve your own transactions how might transactions become a approved?

If my organization does not allow me to approve my own transactions, they would typically require a designated approver, such as a manager or supervisor, to review and authorize them. This process often involves submitting the transaction for approval through an internal system, where the approver can assess the legitimacy and compliance of the request. Additionally, some organizations might implement an automated workflow that routes transactions to the appropriate approver based on predefined criteria. This ensures accountability and helps maintain internal controls.