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Turning a document into a process

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Most workflows are already written down somewhere: in a work instruction, a procedure document, a manual from the last audit. Just as prose that nobody reads. The Collector takes a document like that and turns it into a process — with steps, branches and the roles that appear in it.

Two things are worth knowing. It takes a moment: the analysis needs about a minute, and nothing visibly happens during that time. That is normal.

And more importantly: it links rather than duplicates. If the document names a department you already have, the Collector attaches it to the existing one instead of creating a second. Only what is genuinely new is flagged as “to be created”. That is why this order pays off: the more you already maintain, the more cleanly an imported document slots in.

  1. Open the CollectorThe entry sits at the bottom of the sidebar, a little apart from the other areas. Behind it are four steps: upload, analyze, review, done.
  2. Drop the documentPDF or Word, one file, up to 20 MB. A work instruction or a procedure document is plenty — nothing has to be prepared.
  3. Check the proposalOn the left the workflow it read out, on the right departments, roles and locations. The badge tells you what is created fresh — and what gets attached to something that already exists.
  4. And create itBefore creating, it asks once more and lists what newly enters your organisation. Only your click turns it into a process.

Your progress lives in this browser only — no account, no server. Clear your site data and the course starts over.

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