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Progressly was a workflow and process-management service for teams that needed recurring operational checklists, approvals, and task tracking. Its standout capability was turning repeatable business procedures into configurable workflows with visibility into execution.
💡 Pick it for a modern checklist-first replacement with stronger approvals, forms, and conditional workflows.
Process Street is a process management and workflow automation software that enables businesses to create and manage recurring checklists and procedures.
Starting at $12.50/month/user
💡 Choose it when processes need structured intake, approvals, and visual pipelines across multiple departments.
Pipefy is a workflow automation software that enables users to create custom workflows for their teams easily.
Starting from $18 per user per month
💡 Pick it for enterprise-grade forms, approvals, and custom business applications beyond basic process checklists.
Kissflow is a digital workplace software that enables businesses to manage their work processes.
Starting from $360/month
💡 Choose it when enterprise governance, document workflows, and complex integrations matter more than simplicity.
Nintex is a workflow automation platform that offers advanced features for complex business processes.
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💡 Pick it if you want process workflows plus project tracking, dashboards, and broad team collaboration.
Monday.com is a work operating system that powers teams to run projects and workflows with confidence.
Starting from $10/month/user
💡 Choose it for self-hosted, highly customizable integrations when your team can manage a more technical platform.
n8n is an open-source and extendable workflow automation tool that enables you to connect your favorite apps.
Self-hosted version is free. Cloud pricing starts at $35/month.
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