See where every run stands — then export the proof

Watch in real time which steps are done, which are in progress, and which are running late across all your runs. Read plain-language reports on completion and timeliness, then export the full detail to a spreadsheet, a PDF, or your BI tool.

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Reports · Overview This month
Runs started 248
Completion rate 92%
On-time rate 87%
Median duration 2d 4h
178 completed on-time 14 currently late

Nothing goes dark once a run is underway

A recurring process is only as good as your ability to see it. Manifestly tracks every step as it happens — who it's assigned to, whether it's done, and whether it slipped past its due date — so you spot the late one before it becomes a problem.

Without live tracking
  • Status lives in someone's head or inbox
  • You find out a step slipped after it's too late
  • Proof for an audit means digging through email
With Manifestly
  • Live status on every step of every run
  • Late steps surface the moment they're overdue
  • A timestamped record you can export any time

From live status to shareable data in three steps

1

Track in real time

As people work through a run, each step is marked done, skipped, or overdue — with the assignee, the timestamp, and the duration recorded automatically.

2

Read the reports

The Reports area rolls every run up into completion, timeliness, duration, and per-person utilization — for any date range and any department.

3

Export the data

Download a spreadsheet or PDF, or pull the same data through the v2 API and webhooks — ready for your archive, your auditor, or your BI tool.

Live status on every step of every run

Open any run and see exactly where it stands: which steps are complete, which are still in progress, and which have slipped past their due date. Every completion is stamped with who did it and when, so the run is its own record as it happens.

  • Done, in-progress, skipped, and overdue states tracked step by step.
  • Late steps are flagged automatically once they pass their due date.
  • Filter your runs by status — in progress, completed, late, or closed.
Month-End Close — August In progress
4 of 6 steps complete67%
Reconcile bank accounts Done · Dana R.
Post accruals Done · Alex K.
Review intercompany In progress · Priya S.
Approve journal entries Late · due Aug 5

Reports that answer “how are we doing?”

The Reports area rolls all of your runs into the numbers leaders actually ask for — how many started, how many finished, how many finished on time, and how long they took. Pick any month, narrow to a single department, and drill from any figure straight into the runs behind it.

  • Runs started, completed on-time, completed late, in progress, currently late, and closed.
  • Completion rate, on-time rate, and median & p90 run duration.
  • Utilization by person — new runs, steps completed, and last activity.
Reports · Utilization Aug 1 – Aug 31
Person New runs Steps completed Last activity
Dana Ruiz181422 hours ago
Priya Shah151281 hour ago
Alex Kim1197yesterday
Jordan Lee9743 hours ago
Overview, Activities, Utilization, and Exports — all filtered by month and department.

Export every detail to a spreadsheet

When you need the raw record, export your runs to CSV. You get a row for every step — its status, who completed it, when, how long it took, the data collected on it, comments, tags, and subtasks — plus your run-level field values. Drop it into Excel, Google Sheets, or a BI tool and slice it however you like.

  • A full spreadsheet with a row per step, or a data-only export of just the fields that were filled in.
  • Export a single run, or every completed run in a date range at once.
  • Large exports run in the background — we email a link, ready on your Exports page.
runs-export.csv row per step
workflow step_title status completed_by completed_at duration(s) data
Month-End CloseReconcile bank accountscompletedDana Ruiz2026-08-03 14:225400$1,204,880
Month-End ClosePost accrualscompletedAlex Kim2026-08-04 09:103120
Month-End CloseReview intercompanystarted
Month-End CloseApprove journal entrieslate
The real export adds assignee, comments, tags, subtasks, external ID, and your workflow field columns.

Pick the format that fits the moment

Spreadsheet CSV One row per step, with all timing, assignment, and collected data. Built for pivots and BI.
Data-only CSV Just the field values that were filled in — one tidy row per run for analysis.
Run PDF A clean, printable record of a completed run — ideal for sign-off and audits.
PDF + files (ZIP) The run PDF bundled with every file that was collected as data during the run.

You can also export a workflow template itself to PDF or CSV for review and documentation.

Feed your BI tool automatically

Don't want to click a button every month? Pull the same run data through the v2 API on a schedule, or subscribe a webhook so your warehouse hears about a run the moment it finishes — no manual export required.

  • List and read runs and their steps over the v2 API, including a run summary endpoint.
  • Subscribe webhooks to run and step events to stream changes as they happen.
  • Drive it from a scheduled job, a data pipeline, or a no-code tool like Zapier.
# Pull the runs you care about into your warehouse
GET /api/v2/runs?status=completed

# …or get a rolled-up view of one run
GET /api/v2/runs/8421/summary

# …or be notified the moment a run finishes
POST /api/v2/webhooks
{
  "url":   "https://data.acme.co/hooks/manifestly",
  "event": "run.completed"
}

Illustrative — see the v2 API docs for exact endpoints and payloads.

What teams do with the numbers

Audit & compliance

Prove a process ran the way it was supposed to.

Export a run to PDF — every step, who signed off, and when — and hand it straight to the auditor.

Operations reviews

Bring real numbers to the weekly or monthly review.

Filter Reports to last month → completion rate, on-time rate, and median duration by department.

BI & analytics

Blend workflow data with the rest of your stack.

Sync completed runs to the warehouse over the v2 API and chart cycle time in your BI tool.

Reporting & exports, answered

You can export runs as a CSV spreadsheet with a row for every step, a data-only CSV with just the collected field values, or a PDF of a completed run (bundled as a ZIP with any files collected during the run). Workflow templates can also be exported to PDF or CSV.

Each row is one step and includes the workflow and run title, step status, assignee and who completed it, start/due/completed timestamps, duration, the data collected, comments, tags, and subtasks — plus your run-level workflow field values. It opens cleanly in Excel, Google Sheets, or any BI tool.

Yes. From Reports you can export every completed run in a date range in one go. Larger exports are prepared in the background — we email you a link, and the finished file is available to download from your Exports page.

The Overview shows runs started, completed on-time, completed late, in progress, currently late, and closed — along with completion rate, on-time rate, and median and p90 run duration. Utilization breaks activity down by person, and you can filter everything by month and by department.

Yes. The v2 API lets you list and read runs and their steps, and webhooks can notify your systems as runs and steps change — so you can sync workflow data into a warehouse or BI tool on a schedule or in real time.

Reporting and account-wide exports are available to admins, and can be scoped to the departments an admin manages. Anyone working a run can still export that individual run.

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