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I like the idea of having humans within the flow, getting emailed, completing tasks and marking them complete. What other products are there in this space?
by A_Duck 5y ago
I like the idea of having humans within the flow, getting emailed, completing tasks and marking them complete. What other products are there in this space?
- taaron 5y agoA few others in this space include Process Street and Piepfy. I am biased, but I do think we have them beat for functionality and pricing though. Give them a go, give us a go, let us know what you think!
- jrmcauliffe 5y agoLotus Notes.. :-) Seriously though, visual coding/drag and drop etc are great for non-technical users but in my experience the issue isn't code vs. icons. I worked in corporate workflow development for around 15 years using guess what, Lotus Notes, and the 'real' problem was getting end users to think programmatically, not remember syntax / tools. You can have all the easy to use tools in the world, but you still need to really be able to think through a process.
- taaron 5y ago100% agree, there is a certain mindset required to go from "stuff I do everyday" into a structured process. We've found it sometimes takes a bit of pre-work, like mapping the basic process on paper or a whiteboard, to smooth the transition. And I have come across many a Big 4 consulting team still running on Lotus Notes :)