Understand each process run at a glance
What is happening in your process right now? The process list of linqi answers this question with a click: the AI generates a concise text summary of the process run. You no longer have to page through individual steps to understand the current status.
The process summary condenses the current status of a running case: which steps are complete, what is still open and who is involved. This keeps you on top of things even with many running cases and lets you continue working quickly and well informed. You open the summary directly in the process list – in seconds instead of minutes. This makes the status of a process understandable at a glance, without having to dive into every detail.
The feature is useful for everyone who needs to keep an overview of running processes – from the team in day-to-day operations to management. Instead of digging through individual steps, you start from the summary and only drill into the detail when needed.
- Text summary per process run
- Open with one click in the process list
- Status in seconds, not minutes
Transparency over every individual process run
The process summary shows you the status of a process run at a glance: what has happened, what is open and who is involved. This keeps you on top of things – even with many running cases – and lets you continue working quickly and well informed.
Instead of searching through individual steps, you receive the relevant information summarised within seconds. For structured evaluations across many processes, you complement this with the key figures and reports – the summary provides the quick, understandable overview of the individual case.
Frequently asked questions about the AI process summary
What does the AI process summary show?
It summarizes the current state of a process run – which steps are done, what is still pending and who is involved – in a compact overview.
Who is the summary useful for?
For everyone who needs to keep an eye on running processes – from the team in day-to-day work to management.
Does the summary replace a report?
The summary gives a quick, understandable overview of a single case. For structured evaluation across many processes you complement it with the reporting functions.