Process Street
Workflow and compliance automation for operations teams that need repeatable, auditable processes.
Independent overview by new Mantra · updated September 28, 2026
- Category
- Operations
- Pricing
- Startup, Pro and Enterprise quote-based via sales; Pro 14-day free trial
- Implementation
- 1-2 weeks
- Adoption risk
- Low
- Integrates with
- Slack, Salesforce, Microsoft Teams, Zapier, DocuSign
If your recurring processes — onboarding, audits, quality checks — depend on people remembering the steps, Process Street turns them into checklists that assign, remind and record every step. The Pro plan's 14-day free trial is long enough to run one real process.
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What Process Street does
Process Street is a no-code platform that lets operations teams build, run, and track structured workflows without writing code. You create checklists and process templates once, then the platform guides team members through each step every time a process runs. Real-time dashboards show which tasks are complete, who is responsible, and where things are stalled.
The platform has two AI layers worth knowing about. Process AI can generate a workflow draft from a plain-language description, giving you a starting point to edit rather than a blank page. Cora is a separate AI agent focused on compliance: it monitors regulations, flags gaps in your processes, and is designed to surface problems before they become audit findings.
Process Street also handles document and policy management through its Docs product, so standard operating procedures live alongside the workflows that reference them. It connects to tools many operations teams already use, including Slack, Microsoft Teams, Salesforce, Zapier, and DocuSign, which reduces the need to copy information between systems.
Key capabilities
No-Code Workflow Building
Teams can build and edit process templates without developer help. Process AI can generate a workflow draft from a text prompt, shortening setup time.
AI Compliance Monitoring
The Cora agent watches for regulatory changes and flags compliance risks in your workflows around the clock, before they surface in an audit.
Policy and Document Control
Policies and SOPs are stored centrally and can be linked directly to the workflows that depend on them, keeping documentation and execution in one place.
Task Visibility and Accountability
Managers get real-time status on running workflows, making it easier to spot bottlenecks and confirm that critical steps were completed.
Integration with Existing Tools
Native connections to Slack, Salesforce, Microsoft Teams, Zapier, and DocuSign allow Process Street to fit into existing tool stacks rather than replace them.
Best for
- Operations teams that run the same processes repeatedly — onboarding, audits, quality checks — and need consistent execution every time.
- Businesses in regulated industries (financial services, healthcare, manufacturing) that must demonstrate compliance and maintain audit-ready records.
- Organizations where tribal knowledge and informal methods are causing inconsistency or making it hard to prove procedures were followed.
- Teams already using Slack, Salesforce, or Microsoft Teams who want workflows embedded in familiar tools rather than bolted on separately.
- Companies ready to move off static documents or spreadsheet checklists and into tracked, enforced process workflows.
Worth knowing
- Process Street does not publish prices — Startup, Pro and Enterprise all require a conversation with sales — so budget planning takes an extra step.
- Implementation is estimated at one to two weeks, which is relatively low lift, but someone on your team needs to own the initial process-mapping work before templates can be built.
- Cora's compliance monitoring is the core differentiator for regulated industries — if your compliance needs are light or non-existent, you may be paying for capability you won't use.
- The platform is built around structured, repeatable processes. Teams whose work is largely ad-hoc or project-based may find the checklist model a poor fit.
- As a no-code tool aimed at operations rather than developers, deep custom logic or complex conditional branching may reach the limits of what the platform handles natively without leaning on Zapier or similar middleware.
How Process Street compares
Process tools split between documenting how work is done and making sure it gets done. Process Street sits on the enforcement side — checklists people are walked through, completion tracked, and Cora watching for compliance gaps.
vs Trainual
Trainual captures how the business runs and trains staff on it — role-based paths, quizzes and policy sign-offs — on quote-based pricing after a demo. Process Street runs the process itself, guiding people through each checklist step and tracking completion. Choose Trainual to onboard and teach; Process Street to make sure recurring work is done the same way every time.
vs Scribe
Scribe records a task on screen and turns it into a step-by-step guide with screenshots, starting with a free browser extension. It documents software processes rather than running them. Many teams use Scribe to write the how-to and Process Street to assign it, remind people and prove it was done.
vs Monday.com
Monday.com is a general work platform of boards, automations, dashboards and AI agents across projects, CRM and operations, from $12 per seat with a three-seat minimum. Process Street is narrower: structured, repeatable checklists with policies linked in and compliance monitoring. Choose Monday.com for broad project tracking; Process Street for auditable procedures.
vs ClickUp
ClickUp consolidates tasks, docs, chat, sprints and time tracking in one workspace, from $7 per user a month, and its centre of gravity is project work. Process Street is built for recurring procedures — onboarding, audits, quality checks — where the question is whether every step happened. Choose ClickUp to run projects; Process Street to run procedures.
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Ready to see Process Street in action?
Put a process you run every week through the 14-day Pro trial. Pricing is not published, so ask sales for Startup and Pro quotes — and if you are in a regulated industry, ask exactly what Cora monitors before you buy on the strength of it.
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