01Protected fields
Protect what matters.
An admin chooses the fields whose approved values matter: an amount, a deadline, a scope, a status. Only those fields become part of the confirmed state.
Ariavel SealComing soon · Early access
Approval integrity for monday.com
Once approved, seal it.
Designed to confirm the exact state of important monday.com fields. Planned: if protected values change, Ariavel Seal marks its seal broken and shows exactly what changed. In product validation; not yet available for installation.
Ariavel Seal is currently in product validation and is not yet available for public installation.
The app today
A real view inside monday.
Captured from the actual Ariavel Seal Draft using fictional data. You can inspect current values and prepare a policy; saving, confirmation and monitoring remain unavailable.
The problem
Approved should still mean what was approved.
A monday.com item can keep changing after someone marks it Approved. Often that is exactly how work should flow. But when an amount, a deadline or a scope matters, teams need to know:
- Exactly what was approved.
- Whether protected values changed later.
- What changed, field by field.
- Whether a new human review is required.
Ariavel Seal adds an integrity layer for the workflows where post-approval changes matter. It works alongside your monday.com approval process rather than replacing it.
How it is designed to work
Planned: from approval to a confirmed, monitored state.
- Choose protected fieldsAn admin selects the item fields whose approved values matter.Policy
- Review the exact valuesApproved makes the item eligible. A person reviews the protected values.Approved · eligible
- Confirm & SealThe seal binds to the exact state that was reviewed.SEALED
- Monitor integrityPlanned: current protected values would be compared with the confirmed state.Value changes
- Review exact changesPlanned: the seal would break and show the before and after values.SEAL BROKEN
- Reapprove when appropriateA new human review creates the next confirmed state.New seal
Inside Ariavel Seal
Every confirmation has a clear state.
Illustrative future states, captured from the local Seal prototype with fictional data. Real monday Draft views remain read-only; confirmation and monitoring are not enabled.
02Human confirmation
Confirm the exact state.
The reviewer sees the protected values and explicitly selects Confirm & Seal. A monday.com status change alone does not create a seal, and changed values need a new review.
03Clear integrity status
Know what is still valid.
Every sealed item shows one of three plain states, each with its own label and symbol.
- SEALEDThe protected values match the confirmed state, the latest check succeeded, coverage is verified, and no break has been established.
- SEAL BROKENA protected value changed after confirmation. A new review is needed.
- VERIFICATION REQUIREDAriavel Seal cannot currently establish positive integrity, so it does not show a green result.
04Exact change comparison
See exactly what changed.
When a protected value changes, the comparison lists each field with its confirmed and current value. Numbers keep their exact decimals and show the difference.
05Controlled reapproval
Changes require a new decision.
A broken seal stays broken, even if someone changes the value back. A new human review creates the next confirmed state, and the earlier seal is kept as history.
06History
Keep the decision trail understandable.
Each confirmation, break and successor seal appears in order, so the team can see which state was confirmed and what replaced it.
Verification Required
By design, when verification is incomplete, Ariavel Seal tells you instead of guessing.
A matching value on its own is not enough. If Ariavel Seal cannot safely confirm the current integrity state, it is designed not to show a confident green result. It shows VERIFICATION REQUIRED until verification succeeds.
- The latest check could not be completed.
- The last successful check is no longer recent.
- Ariavel Seal cannot confirm whether protected values changed in between.
- The protected field setup changed after confirmation.
The Draft on video
A short tour of the real Draft.
Recorded inside a real monday.com board with fictional data. It shows what runs today; confirmation and monitoring are not enabled yet.
Product boundaries
Clear about what a seal means.
By design, integrity checks are deterministic, people make every confirmation and nothing is reapproved silently.
What Ariavel Seal is designed to be
- A deterministic comparison of the protected values a person confirmed.
- An explicit human confirmation for every seal, including reapproval.
- A broken seal that stays broken until a new review.
- A clear Verification Required state when integrity cannot be established.
What Ariavel Seal is not
- A row lock. monday.com items stay editable.
- A change to the monday.com Approved status.
- A legal electronic signature. Its checksum identifies a confirmed state; it does not sign it.
- Proof of compliance, or audit evidence that cannot be altered.
- An AI decision. AI does not decide seal validity.
Pricing
Pricing has not been set.
Plans will be published here before installation becomes available.
Join early access
Coming soon. Early access is an expression of interest, with no purchase or subscription.
Coming soon · Early access
Bring your important approval workflow.
Tell us which fields matter after approval: a budget, a deadline, a scope or a decision. Early access will help shape the first release. Ariavel Seal is currently in product validation and is not yet available for public installation.
Current release readiness
Read-only Draft Board and Item views have been observed on monday.com. Durable confirmation, change signals and recovery still require real-platform validation.
Text, numbers, dates without time, status and checkbox are the initial field scope. Formula, mirror and connected-board fields are not supported yet. The screenshots illustrate future functionality from the local prototype, rather than a released monday.com workflow.
Questions
The essentials.
More answers in the Help Center.
Does Ariavel Seal lock a monday.com item?
No. Ariavel Seal tracks the integrity of the protected approved state. It is not a row-locking tool, and people can keep editing items as before.
Does an Approved status automatically create a seal?
No. Approved makes the item eligible. A person still reviews the protected values and chooses Confirm & Seal.
What happens if a protected value changes?
By design, the existing seal becomes broken, and Ariavel Seal shows the deterministic before and after comparison when it can verify the change. This has been shown only in the local prototype, not yet in monday.com.
What if the value is changed back?
The old seal does not become valid again. A new review is required, and the broken seal stays in the history.
What does Verification Required mean?
Ariavel Seal could not safely establish positive integrity, so it does not show the item as sealed until verification succeeds.
Does AI decide whether a seal is valid?
No. By design, seal validity is deterministic: protected values are compared exactly. AI has no part in deciding validity.
Does Ariavel Seal change the Approved status in monday.com?
No. Ariavel Seal marks its own seal as broken. It does not change or invalidate the monday.com status.
Is Ariavel Seal available now?
Not yet. It is in product validation, and early access is being prepared. There is no public installation, listing or pricing yet.
Early access
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Tell us about the approval workflow you want to protect. Ariavel Seal is currently in product validation and is not yet available for public installation.