Standard Operating Procedures Software Resources

How are changes made to the flows? The beauty of ProcedureFlow is that it’s simple and intuitive to make changes and updates to flows. If a user has permission to make changes to a flow, they pull a draft that is separate from the live version, make the change(s), and if it’s approved it will be pushed out live to all users. You can set up who is able to make changes to flows based on that user’s individual settings, we have four levels: Viewer- Unable to make changes Contributor- Able to suggest changes, but all edits must be approved by someone else Approver- Can create and approve changes made by others Org Admin- Can create and approve changes made by others To see how changes are made, check out our product video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bjfkNpvABvE

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This depends largely on the customer, their processes, and their number of users. A new user can be proficient using ProcedureFlow in a few hours, and can start rolling out their first group of process in two weeks.

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ProcedureFlow’s user interface is in English, however, within the flows you can type up whatever language you like.

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