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  1. Real estate and property management
  2. Public sector and nonprofit organizations
  3. Professional services (engineering, legal, consulting, etc.)

What is Process Street

Process Street is a workflow and checklist platform used to document, run, and track repeatable business processes as standard operating procedures (SOPs). Teams use it to build process templates, assign tasks, collect structured data via forms, and maintain execution history for operational visibility. The product emphasizes no-code workflow design with conditional logic, approvals, and integrations to connect SOP execution to other business systems. It is commonly used by operations, HR, customer onboarding, and compliance-oriented teams that need consistent process execution and auditability.

pros

SOP templates with execution tracking

Process Street supports reusable process templates that users run as trackable checklists, which helps standardize recurring work. Each run captures task completion status, timestamps, and assignees, creating an execution record that can support internal reviews. This structure fits teams that need repeatability and accountability more than ad-hoc task management. It also helps operational teams compare how processes are performed across runs.

No-code workflow logic and approvals

The platform provides no-code building blocks such as form fields, conditional logic, due dates, and approvals to model real operational procedures. These capabilities allow teams to encode decision points and governance steps without custom development. Compared with sales- or contact-center-first platforms in the broader space, Process Street is oriented around operational process control rather than customer communications. This makes it suitable for internal workflows like onboarding, QA checks, and policy-driven tasks.

Integrations and automation connectivity

Process Street integrates with common business tools and automation services to trigger workflows and move data between systems. This supports use cases like creating a workflow run from a CRM event, routing approvals, or syncing form data to spreadsheets and databases. The integration approach reduces manual handoffs for teams that already rely on multiple SaaS applications. It also enables process automation without building a full custom application.

cons

Not a full QMS suite

While it can support SOPs, audits, and evidence collection, Process Street is not purpose-built as an end-to-end quality management system with specialized modules (for example, CAPA, nonconformance, supplier quality, or validated document control) in all deployments. Organizations with regulated QMS requirements may need additional tooling and governance processes around it. The platform can function as part of a compliance workflow, but it may not replace dedicated QMS systems. Buyers should validate required standards support and reporting needs.

Limited process modeling depth

Process Street focuses on checklist-style workflow execution rather than deep process modeling and simulation. Teams needing advanced BPMN modeling, complex orchestration, or enterprise-wide process architecture may find the design tools less comprehensive. It is typically strongest for operational runbooks and structured procedures, not large-scale process engineering. Complex cross-department dependencies may require additional process mapping tools.

AI agent capabilities vary by plan

Although the product positions AI-assisted features, the depth of agentic automation and governance can depend on the specific edition, configuration, and data access. Some organizations may still need human review for policy, HR, or security compliance workflows where explainability and control are required. AI features may not cover all end-to-end actions without integrations or custom logic. Buyers should confirm which AI functions are available, how data is handled, and what administrative controls exist.

Plan & Pricing

Plan Price Key features & notes
Startup Contact sales (no public price listed) Simplified Pro plan for startups: unlimited workflows/tasks, up to 5,000 Data Set records, unlimited forms/pages, 5 users, 10 guests, 100 automation actions/month, limited file size (5MB/file). See vendor pricing page.
Pro Contact sales (no public price listed) Most popular. Unlimited workflows/tasks, 10,000 Data Set records, custom number of users/guests, unlimited storage (100MB/file), all automation apps, custom actions/month, API access (custom), analytics dashboard. Pro includes a 14-day free trial (no credit card).
Enterprise Contact sales (no public price listed) Scalable/fully-managed option: custom Data Set records, custom users/guests, custom storage limits, unlimited API access, advanced security & compliance (SOC 2, HIPAA), SSO/SCIM, dedicated success manager, priority support, custom integrations and onboarding services.

Notes: Process Street's official pricing page and help documentation state that plans are custom-quoted and that customers should contact sales for pricing. The vendor's partner program blog post provides example per-member prices used for referral calculations (monthly: $15 per organization member/month; yearly billed equivalent: $12.50 per member/month; Enterprise example: $52.50 per member/month) — these figures appear in the official partner-program post and are not shown on the primary pricing page.

Seller details

Process Street, Inc.
San Francisco, CA, USA
2014
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https://www.process.st/
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