See every run of a workflow at a glance

When the same workflow is running for a dozen customers, projects, or periods at once, the summary view lines them all up in a single grid — steps down the side, runs across the top — so you can see what's done, what's late, and who's on the hook without opening a single run.

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Client Onboarding — runs in progress Summary View
Step ACAcmedue Aug 12 GXGlobexdue Aug 8 INInitechdue Aug 15 UMUmbrelladue Aug 18
Send welcome packet
Provision accounts
Kickoff call
Assign success manager N/A
30-day check-in

Stop chasing status one run at a time

Opening ten runs to find the two that are behind doesn't scale. The summary view turns "how are all our onboardings going?" into a single screen you can read in seconds — and the late ones stand out on their own.

Without a summary view
  • Open each run separately to check on it
  • Late steps hide until someone complains
  • "Who's handling this one?" over and over
With the summary view
  • Every active run in one scannable grid
  • Overdue steps flagged in red automatically
  • Highlight a person to see their tasks

From a pile of runs to one clear picture

1

Open the summary view

From any workflow, jump to its runs in progress. Every active run of that workflow lines up as a column, with the workflow's steps down the left — header steps and substeps included.

2

Read the grid

Each cell shows where that step stands in that run — done, overdue, still to do, skipped, or not applicable — and every run carries its own on-time, due-soon, or overdue status up top. Hover any cell for the assignee, the due date, and any data collected.

3

Act right there

Complete a step, assign it, set a due date, or skip it without leaving the grid — or complete one step across every visible run at once. The view refreshes as work happens.

Every status, colour-coded

The grid speaks in glances. Each step cell tells you where that step stands in that run, and every run carries its own overall status — on time, due soon, or overdue — so the columns that need attention pull your eye immediately. Steps that a run's conditional logic turned off simply read N/A, so you're never chasing work that doesn't apply.

A step, in each run

Completed
Overdue
Still to do
Skipped
N/A Not applicable

The run overall

On time
Due soon
Overdue
Globex — Kickoff call is overdue
Assigned to Priya Shah · due Aug 8
Hover any cell for the detail behind it:
  • Who it's assigned to
  • The step's due date
  • Any data captured on that step

Spot one person's work across every run

Pick a teammate from Highlight assignments and their steps light up right across the grid — so a manager can see everything on one person's plate, and each teammate can zero in on what's theirs. Every run also shows its participants, tags, and settings up top, so context is always one glance away.

  • Highlight any account member — their assigned steps stand out in every column at once.
  • See participants and tags per run without opening it.
  • Reassign or set a due date on a step straight from its cell.
Highlight assignments PS Priya Shah
Step Acme Globex Initech
Send welcome packet
Kickoff call
Assign success manager
30-day check-in
Highlighted cells are the steps assigned to Priya across all three runs.

Move a step forward everywhere at once

Sent the same reminder to every client today? Use the row's complete this step in all visible runs action and Manifestly ticks it off across the whole grid in one go. Runs where the step is already done, still needs data, or is out of your permission are safely left as-is.

  • Complete one step across every run currently shown.
  • Filter first, then bulk-complete only the runs that match.
  • Steps that require data or aren't yours to complete are skipped, never forced.
Bulk complete a step
Step Acme Globex Initech Umbrella
Send welcome packet
Kickoff call
One click marked "Send welcome packet" done in all four runs.

Show exactly the runs you care about

Sort the columns and filter the grid down to the runs that matter right now.

Sort the columns

Order runs by when they started, when they're due, or by title — ascending or descending — so the most urgent columns sit up front.

Sort by Started Sort by Due Sort by Title

Filter the runs

Narrow to just the runs you need — by title, when they started, late status, who a step is assigned to, tags, department, or Slack channel.

Late only Assigned to Tags Started after Department

Always the live picture

The grid reflects work as it happens. As teammates complete steps — in the app, over email, in Slack or Teams — their cells update, so the summary view is a status board you can leave open, not a snapshot you have to refresh in your head.

  • Cells reflect completions and due-date changes as they come in.
  • Lots of runs? Paging keeps the grid fast and readable.
  • Header steps collapse so you can focus on one section at a time.

A teammate checks off "Kickoff call" in the run — the cell flips to green in the summary view without anyone reloading anything.

Made for work that runs many at a time

Client & employee onboarding

A dozen onboardings running side by side, each at its own stage.

One grid shows which new accounts are on track and which are stuck on a step.

Recurring close & reviews

The monthly close or a weekly review running across teams or entities.

See at a glance who has finished this period's steps and who is behind.

Multi-location rollouts

The same procedure at every store, site, or franchise.

Highlight one regional manager to see just their locations' progress.

Summary views, answered

It's a grid of every in-progress run of a single workflow. The workflow's steps run down the left and each active run is a column, so one screen shows where every run stands step by step — done, overdue, still to do, skipped, or not applicable — with each run's overall on-time, due-soon, or overdue status shown at the top of its column.

Overdue steps show in red, and each run carries its own status — on time, due soon (amber), or overdue (red) — so the runs needing attention stand out on their own. You can also filter the grid to "late only" to show just the runs that are behind.

Yes. Choose a person under Highlight assignments and the steps assigned to them light up across every run in the grid. Each run also shows its participants, so you can see who's involved without opening it.

Yes. Each step row has a "complete in all visible runs" action that marks that step done across every run currently shown. Runs where the step is already complete, still needs data, or is outside your permissions are left untouched.

Yes. Sort the columns by start date, due date, or title, and filter by title, start date, late status, assigned user, tags, department, or Slack channel to focus on the runs that matter right now.

The view reflects work as it happens — as steps are completed and due dates change, the cells update. For workflows with many active runs, the grid pages the columns so it stays fast and readable.

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