Six rungs from first sighting to running itself. Every confirmed process carries three things: a description, a living document, and a workflow that can run.
A certified briefing on any process in your record. Every claim traced to an observed moment. Ask for it by name.
One process, one keeper, nine steps. Prepared for whoever has to answer for it.
Every claim in every answer is one tap from the moment it came from. Tap one.
Priya has covered customer refunds in Beth's absence six times since June. Each run followed the same approval steps. Median handle time was 14 minutes.
The record has no evidence on this. No answer.
myvue refuses rather than guessesThe count is the product, so the counting rules belong to you. These are them.
A process is work with clear steps that repeats the same way each time. Seen fewer than three times, it is not a process yet.
Nothing enters the count until you confirm it. Merge, split, and archive are your controls, not ours.
A process unconfirmed and unobserved for 28 days is aging and stops counting. At 42 days it is stale. Confirm it and it returns, at no penalty.
One-off tasks, personal activity, and blocked apps never enter the count.
Contest any entry. The evidence behind every counted process is inspectable in the product.
Merged processes count as one from the merge date. History is kept for both halves.
A split process re-enters as two, both at Confirmed. Neither counts until you confirm them.
Archived processes leave the count permanently. Their evidence is retained and never counted again.
Changes to the counting rules are announced 30 days ahead, and past statements are restated under the new rules so numbers stay comparable.
Every person sees their own day and controls their own block list. Blocked apps never leave their machine, and deleting records is held by the account admin.
Each screen is read in the moment, turned into notes about the work, and thrown away. Screen video is never stored, so there is nothing to leak later.
These are buttons in the product, not paragraphs in a policy.