
What I love most about Manifestly is how it forces clarity — every step, owner, and approval must be intentionally thought through. It removes emotional friction from approvals by letting the process do the enforcing, not the person, which brings a real sense of calm to operations. We see far fewer follow-ups and “did you see my email?” moments. Manifestly also scales institutional knowledge so workflows don’t live in one person’s head, while still maintaining discipline without bureaucracy — structured, but never heavy. I especially appreciate how easy it is to update workflows, assign users, and control access by workflow and department. The API integrations are straightforward and intuitive, customizable notifications are simple to configure, and access levels are easy to manage. Most importantly, it helps us close the loop on long approval processes by keeping everyone aligned with live updates, timestamps, and comments that ensure nothing falls through the cracks. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Manifestly won’t fix broken or undefined processes on its own — it enforces clarity rather than creating it. It also isn’t meant to replace judgment, strategy, or real-time collaboration tools. However, they have A.I. features to help you with some ideas! Just needs flexibility to choose to update existing runs, but I heard its work in progress. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
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