Fresh from the Lab: Activity Feed, New Sidebar, Drag and Drop Tasks and More

2013-era engineer peeling a sticky note off a small pad

A series of updates is now live in Process Street: the Activity Feed, a redesigned sidebar, drag-and-drop tasks, and more. Each one tightens how teams work inside their checklists day to day.

Here is what is new.

The Beginning of the Activity Feed

This update introduced the ability to see who created and updated a workflow. The activity feed tracked changes at both the workflow template level and the individual workflow run level.

The original vision included tracking data points like the person, time, date, and location for actions such as:

  • Workflow created
  • Workflow edited
  • Workflow archived
  • Workflow run created
  • Workflow run completed
  • Workflow run archived
  • Task marked completed
  • Task unmarked completed
  • Comment left
  • File attached

These activity feeds eventually grew into the comprehensive audit trail and activity logging system that Process Street offers today, giving teams a complete view of what is happening across their organization.

Sidebar Redesign

The sidebar received a complete visual and functional overhaul, improving navigation and making the interface smoother to use.

Drag and Drop Tasks

This update added the ability to drag and drop tasks to reorder them within a workflow, making it easy to restructure processes on the fly.

Organization Management

New controls were added for managing organizations, including the ability to remove organizations you no longer needed.

Workflow Duplication

Users gained the ability to duplicate their own workflows as well as copy from example workflows, making it faster to get started with new processes.

Workflow Deletion

A two-step deletion flow was introduced: archive first, then delete. This safeguard helped prevent accidental removal of important workflows.

Along with these features, a large number of bug fixes were shipped in this update.

Process Street has evolved significantly since 2013. Today it is a Compliance Operations Platform with three connected products: Docs for governed SOPs, Ops for automated workflow execution, and Cora, an AI compliance agent that monitors and optimizes operations in real time.

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