Process Street gives you different ways to structure work inside a workflow. Depending on how the work needs to be completed and tracked, you can use tasks, subtasks, or bullet points.
Understanding which one to use helps you keep workflows clear, consistent, and easy to follow.
A task is a top-level action in your workflow. Use a task when something needs to be tracked or assigned separately.
Tasks are best when
Example
Each of these can be assigned, completed, or automated independently.
Subtasks are smaller actions that sit inside a task.
Subtasks are best when you want to guide someone through a detailed checklist inside one larger task, and help by giving users a clear list of what to do before completing the parent task.
Example
Task: Review vendor application
Subtasks:
Bullet points are for simple guidance, not actions. Use the content text widget to list items as bullet points when you don’t need users to check them off.
Bullet points are best when
Example
Task: Prepare the meeting agenda
Content text:
Bullet points work well when you’re providing guidance, reminders, or background information.
Choosing the right structure makes your workflow easier to follow and ensures that tracking and reporting stay clean and accurate.
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