You can now monitor the work being done across your team and keep an audit trail on everything that is done with the activity fee.
Not only does the activity feed let you see what is going on with your team, users, templates, checklists, and comments, it gives you another way to navigate through the app as each action is clickable.
A few days ago we silently changed Process Street’s pricing model for all new users from freemium to a 30-day free trial. At the same time, we increased the price on all of our plans except the entry 10 user plan (now Premium 10). Today, we announced to our users that we’re no longer offering the free plan and that everyone who is currently using the free plan will be switched to a 30 day trial of our Premium 10 plan.
During the trial, users have complete, unhindered access to test Process Street. They can create as many templates, team’s and jobs as they want, plus upgrade to any of the plans free of charge. At the end of the 30 days, they must decide if they want to continue using the product as a paid user or not.
All of our paying customers on plans larger than 10 users, will remain on their current plan with no changes unless they choose to upgrade/downgrade, in which case they’ll be moved to the new pricing model.
In this post, I’ll explain why we chose to change from freemium to free trial.
You can now control the permissions of users in your Process Street teams.
Watch the below video for details:
Below is an outline of the different roles inside Process Street and what permissions they have.
We have released a new version of Process Street today, with a few small features and a lot of security, speed and data integrity updates.
The biggest difference you will notice is the introduction of Task Headers. These allow you to break up a process into sections using headers. To turn a task into a header, simply add a colon “:” to the end of it.
We just released a new version of Process Street today with some cool changes and a huge user interface overhaul.
We upgraded to Bootstrap 3 giving the app a slick flat look, we added folders and hid away archives. Plus we rearranged a number of the menu items to de-clutter the app. Watch the below video to see the changes we made in detail.
Today we released the second part of teams and organizations – the Organization Control Panel.
This version cleaned up the ‘cog’ dropdown menu by putting all lesser used organization management features into the new panel.
The admin role and the ability to promote and demote admins also came with this release.
We have just rolled out process progress tracking to the world!
Our progress tracking appears in two places:
Workflows
Projects
Data Sets
Forms
Pages
Automations
Analytics
Apps
Integrations
Property management
Human resources
Customer management
Information technology
