How it works
From one recurring process to a managed workflow.
Worktree starts with a focused workflow, maps the work around it, builds the managed workflow, then evaluates and improves it after launch.
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Choose one recurring workflow
The work begins with a routine the team already performs. Starting with one workflow keeps the focus on understanding the real process and the work that needs to move through it.
02
Map the process, systems, and approvals
Worktree maps how the workflow starts, the process it follows, the systems that provide context, and the points where approval belongs. The map becomes the basis for the managed workflow.
03
Build the managed workflow
Worktree builds the managed workflow around the mapped process, relevant systems, and defined approvals. The result is a workflow designed around the work the team selected.
04
Evaluate and improve after launch
After launch, Worktree evaluates the workflow and uses what is learned to make focused improvements. Evaluation and improvement remain part of managing the workflow over time.
Illustrative path
Illustratively, a team may begin with a recurring request, map the systems that hold its context and the approval it needs, then build and evaluate the managed workflow around that routine. The details are determined by the workflow being mapped.
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