Enboarder vs Requester

Enboarder has no write-up on Specifiction yet; its figures are above.

Requester is a workspace-based platform for collecting internal requests, using reusable templates, collaborating, and routing approvals. Its form builder has 27 field types and conditional logic. Requests can come through a template picker, AI-drafted chat, public intake links, inbound email, resubmission, or linked sub-requests. Approval steps can route to any reviewer, all reviewers, or an M-of-N quorum, across multiple steps. External approvers can decide through single-use email links without an account or seat, with decisions recorded in the audit log. Visual workflows include routing, branching, delays, service-level targets, and webhook steps. Listed integrations include Slack, Microsoft Teams, Discord, Google Chat, Telegram, webhooks, and Zapier; the service also describes a per-workspace public API key. The audit log records an actor, timestamp, IP address, and user agent. Free includes three approver seats and 50 requests per month. Pro is $12 per approver per month with a three-seat minimum; Business is $25 per approver per month with a five-seat minimum. Mobile access is through a PWA installed to a home screen.