
I find Process Street pretty intuitive to use. It allows for conditional logic, which gives a little bit of flexibility in the flow, letting me show certain information based on conditions. It's also intuitive for the end user, making it simple for them to get in, respond to things, and see their responses. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
The integrations are very limited, only working with certain tools and restricting functionality. For example, with Slack, interaction is limited, reducing how effectively it can be used. The tool itself has a very rigid structure, making creation of new processes time-consuming. If there's a unique requirement, you must recreate everything, affecting every client or instance, which is less than ideal and very time consuming. Even setting up reminders is painful when it should be quick & intuitive. Setting up workflows is also time consuming, even though it wasn't difficult to jump in and start using. Further, if adding a lot into a workflow it can get buggy and their support team was not sufficiently efficient or knowlegable in addressing issues in a reasonable time. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.





