Inspection checklists help teams maximize safety without turning every inspection into guesswork. They give inspectors, managers, and operators a repeatable way to check conditions, capture evidence, and assign follow-up before small issues become expensive problems.

Use this pack to choose the right inspection checklist for the job, then run it in Process Street as a workflow. Each workflow can collect structured responses, attach photos or notes, route corrective actions, and keep a record your team can review later in Reports.

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This article compiles 16 COVID-19 Procedures for Hospitals according to clinical experience from FAHZU, based on the 2020 Handbook of COVID-19 Prevention and Treatment from The First Affiliated Hospital, Zhejiang University School of Medicine.

The templates below are operational examples for hospitals and medical centers designing infection prevention and control workflows, patient-placement procedures, PPE steps, disinfection routines, waste handling, exposure response, and discharge follow-up. They should be reviewed against current WHO, CDC, national, local, and facility-specific guidance before use.

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Evernote templates are reusable note structures for work you repeat: meeting notes, project plans, marketing calendars, client records, incident notes, and lightweight personal workflows.

They are still useful when you need a clean place to capture information fast. The best Evernote templates workflows combine a reusable note with a clear next step. They are not a full workflow system, but they can give recurring work enough structure that you do not start from a blank note every time.

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If you run an agency, a consulting practice, or a freelance shop, sooner or later you have to document a client’s processes. Onboarding flows, intake checks, delivery handoffs, monthly reporting, the unglamorous middle of the work that keeps the relationship alive. The trouble is that those processes never sit cleanly inside your own four walls. They live half in your head, half in your client’s head, and half in a shared doc that nobody opens after week three.

This is the heart of our consultant’s guide to Process Street: how to capture client processes inside BPM software, hand them off cleanly, and make sure they actually get used after you walk away. By weighing the trade-offs of the three places you can do that work, you can pick the setup that fits your practice and your client’s reality.
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Law office management is one of the most demanding roles in professional services.

You are responsible for the usual duties of managing a team, handling operations, and keeping clients satisfied. On top of that, a single procedural failure can escalate into a costly malpractice claim. The stakes are higher than in most industries, and the margin for error is razor-thin.

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Most teams have processes. Few can prove they ran the way they were supposed to.

Runbook automation is how IT operations teams closed that gap years ago, and the same idea is now reshaping how every team runs critical work, from incident response to compliance to marketing operations. At Process Street, we treat runbook thinking as the foundation of a Compliance Operations Platform: documented procedures, automated execution, and AI oversight working as one closed loop.

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SIPOC stands for Suppliers, Inputs, Process, Outputs, and Customers. It is a one-page framework for defining a business process end to end: who feeds it, what goes in, what happens inside it, what comes out, and who receives it.

A SIPOC diagram is the fastest way to pull a fuzzy process into focus. You draw five columns, fill them in, and suddenly the hidden dependencies, missing handoffs, and unclear ownership are on the page where you can fix them. It is the default starting point for most Six Sigma, Lean, and business process management work, and it has become even more useful in the AI era, where you cannot hand a process to an agent until the inputs, outputs, and boundaries are spelled out explicitly.

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Without documentation, software is a black box. People can use it, but they cannot easily see how it works, why it behaves the way it does, or what to do when something changes.

Software documentation turns that black box into a glass box. It explains how software works, how to use it, how to maintain it, and how teams keep that knowledge accurate as the product evolves.

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Email marketing templates give your team a repeatable way to plan, write, send, measure, and improve campaigns without starting from a blank page every time. The right template is not only copy. It is the workflow behind the email: who owns the audience, who approves the message, when the campaign launches, and how results are reviewed.

Email remains one of the highest-ROI marketing channels. Litmus reports that email averages $36 back for every $1 spent, but that return only shows up when teams run the process consistently.

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Web design is more than how something looks. A good site has to communicate clearly, load correctly, guide the visitor, collect feedback, and survive the handoff from designer to client.

These free Process Street web design process templates give you repeatable checklists for the work behind that outcome: animation, social media images, usability testing, client onboarding, UX, brand identity, headers, logos, and launch QA.

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