Remote onboarding can skyrocket productivity when every new hire knows what to do, who owns each step, and where to go when they get stuck. Without that structure, remote employees can spend their first weeks waiting on access, hunting through docs, and guessing what good performance looks like.

The best remote onboarding processes combine a clear checklist, early connection, manager follow-through, and workflow software that keeps tasks, approvals, and due dates visible. This guide covers 10 remote onboarding best practices you can use to build a repeatable remote onboarding process and remote onboarding checklist that improves productivity and retention.

Ecommerce keeps getting bigger, but the work behind a store has not become simpler. Shopify’s global ecommerce research expects worldwide ecommerce sales to keep climbing in 2026, and every new channel adds another place where orders, inventory, support, finance, and promotion can break. The stores that survive are the ones with clear ecommerce processes, not just good products. The goal is to set up, maintain, and promote a successful store with fewer skipped steps.

That starts with a familiar line: “That’s fantastic! Have you thought about selling those?”

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GRC tools help teams manage integrated governance, risk, and compliance strategy in one operating system instead of three disconnected workstreams. The best tools connect policies, controls, risk registers, approvals, evidence, audits, owners, and remediation work so teams can prove what happened.

This guide covers 14 top GRC tools for integrated governance, risk, and compliance, then shows how Process Street can connect governed Docs, automated Ops workflows, and Cora, the AI compliance agent, to the work behind your GRC program.

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Service level agreements are only useful when both sides can see what was promised, how performance will be measured, and what happens when service quality slips. The examples in this guide give you ready-made SLA workflows for creating agreements, reviewing them, and tracking service management metrics over time.

Use these 17 service level agreement examples to start with the right template for your situation, from IT and cloud services to call centers, HR, managed hosting, and network services. If you need the fundamentals first, read what an SLA is. If you want to build one from scratch, use our service level agreement template guide.

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You would not implement an unproven strategy based on gut feeling alone, and B2B sales management should be no different. Good strategies are based on research, and sales management statistics become useful when they help you hit your targets, inspect the changing state of B2B sales, and decide which sales processes need stronger ownership.

Facts and figures are not much use unless you act on them, so this post pairs the biggest sales management problems with practical processes you can use in your own organization. Bookmark this list the next time you are improving your B2B sales management strategy, sales operations, onboarding, automation, or ongoing training.

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Imagine if you had an invisible robot running around the internet doing all kinds of tasks for you.

That is still the promise of a Slack bot: simplify everyday tasks by cutting down on repetitive work, answering common questions, routing updates, reminding people about deadlines, and connecting Slack to the tools where work actually happens. If you want to know how to use Slackbot, start with reminders, support answers, custom responses, and private notes. Then use Workflow Builder and the Slack Marketplace when the job needs a dedicated app or repeatable workflow.

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SaaS, the great equalizer.

Thanks to SaaS (software-as-a-service) countless businesses of all sizes have moved to cloud-based apps to solve everyday problems in ways only available before to big companies willing to shell out thousands for software licenses. Smart startups can harness the power and efficiency of larger teams by cutting out the robotic admin work from their processes and zeroing in on what really matters: generating leads, closing deals and keeping customers happy.

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The difference between busy and productive is not effort. It is structure. Most people lose hours each day to reactive habits, unclear priorities, and scattered tools. Getting more from your time starts with recognizing where it goes and building a repeatable system to reclaim it.

These eight steps cover the full arc: from awareness to planning to execution to delegation. Whether you run a team of fifty or manage your own workload, this framework helps you stop reacting and start operating with intention.

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Accounting workflows from invoicing to reporting

Accounting touches every part of a business, and getting it wrong is expensive. Without a structured accounts receivable process, you risk losing revenue. Without a clear accounts payable workflow, you face late payment charges or exposure to fraud.

Process Street workflows give you a repeatable, enforceable system for every core accounting function, from onboarding new finance staff to producing your annual financial report. Each workflow below walks you through the steps, explains the reasoning, and connects to automation so nothing falls through the cracks.

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Another Slack review?

When I started using Slack to collaborate with the team at Process Street, I could not tell you why it was so popular. I opened it, saw channels and messages, and thought: this is just chat. It took integrations to change my mind.

Slack now serves over 200,000 paying organizations and processes billions of messages each week. After Salesforce acquired the company for $27.7 billion in 2021, it became the default communication hub for teams that run serious operations. Its staying power is not hype. A well-known product-market fit study by Hiten Shah found that 51% of users would be “very disappointed” if Slack disappeared, the exact threshold that signals a product people genuinely need.

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