We are excited to help our client's transform their paper or manual operating procedures and online checklists into digital workflows. We are as passionate as you to drive innovative change in various industries to raise the bar on what defines organizational excellence. We are leaders in our space, providing best practices for digitizing standard operating procedures and running checklist apps in your operations.
Like you, we are building, learning, and iterating. If we can't answer your questions on operating procedures or checklists in the Knowledge Base below, contact us 24/7 for support via email or chat with us.
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We are focused on providing a flexible platform that enables new and/or complex procedures to be standardized. Below are some of the support documentation we have written for you to make your job easier.
Standard operating procedures (SOP) are written, step-by-step instructions that describe how to perform a routine activity. Employees should complete them in the exact same way every time so that the business can remain consistent. Standard operating procedures help maintain safety and efficiency. Learn more about creating and managing your standardized operating procedures:
While you may only have one version of your standard operating procedure now, with time you may need to make changes to it. Versions allow you to make a new version of the procedure without releasing it for your team to run as a instances until your ready to do so. Learn more about creating and managing versions of your standard operating procedures:
We have templates for your standard operating procedures to make creating them and running them as instances both efficient and effective. Choose to create a SOP from one of our templates. Create and customize your procedure with predefined column templates. Even create templates to use with status inputs and user roles.
A version of a SOP can be launched which creates an Instance. The instance is where your teams conduct the standard operating procedure as documented in the version that is currently active. Multiple instances of a version can be run independently. Learn more about launching and running instances of your standard operating procedures: