Process Street started as a checklist-style workflow tool and has grown into what it now calls a compliance operations platform. The product is organised into three pillars: Docs, which centralises policies with governance for frameworks such as ISO 9001, SOC 2, SOX and FDA requirements; Ops, which turns those policies into AI-powered workflows covering everything from simple recurring tasks to business-critical processes; and Cora, an AI compliance agent that watches regulatory changes, automates the resulting work and surfaces gaps before they become audit findings.
In practice, a workflow is a structured series of tasks with assigned owners, due dates, conditional logic, approvals and required evidence such as file uploads, form entries or e-signatures. Every step is recorded, which is the core promise: when an auditor asks whether a procedure was followed, you can show who did what and when. Real-time visibility into task status and workflow performance helps managers spot bottlenecks and unresolved items, and built-in automations reduce the manual work of coordinating handoffs between people and systems.
Process Street targets operations, compliance, HR, finance, IT and customer management teams across financial services, real estate, manufacturing, healthcare, professional services and technology. The company reports more than a million users and over 3,000 companies, and publishes case studies such as a 49,000-employee onboarding standardisation and a 30% faster documentation project. Pricing combines a limited free tier with paid per-user plans and an enterprise option with custom pricing and quote-based terms.