Process Street

Process Street is a checklist, workflow and standard operating procedure (SOP) software that can help companies manage their operations and run things more efficiently. It's a no-code tool for creating, tracking, automating and completing tasks to streamline operations. Companies use it to modernize their workflow management.

Process Street uses AI to help design workflows, an approach that can accommodate unusual operations. Among its features:

• Workflows: A tool for assigning tasks, approvals, conditional logic and automations.
• Process AI: A workflow generation tool based on ChatGPT technology.
• Forms: A tool to create and customize forms to gather data, with automations and conditional logic.
• Data Sets: A data repository that can be used as form field values and variables in workflows.
• Pages: A simple word processor for writing and sharing SOPs and team knowledge.
• Integrations: Integrates with many tools, including Salesforce, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Google Sheets, Jira and more.

Process Street is designed to help businesses run more efficiently by automating repetitive work and minimizing manual labor. The analytics tools monitor key performance indicators so you can make data-driven decisions. The tool also helps teams share knowledge, breaking down information silos and making team knowledge more accessible.

Pricing tiers vary depending on your business needs:

• Startup: $100 per month, billed annually at $1,500, good for startups with relatively small operational knowledge needs.
• Pro: Starting at $1,500 per month, billed annually, with unlimited workflows, pages and data set records.
• Enterprise: Custom pricing for large businesses with large-scale workflow needs.

All plans come with a 14-day free trial, and Process Street offers discounts for registered nonprofits. Process Street offers professional support with an average response time of 5 minutes and a 98% customer satisfaction rating.

With Process Street, businesses can automate operations, improve collaboration and make data-driven decisions.

Published on June 14, 2024