WorkProcedures

WorkProcedures uses AI grounded in 10,000+ real industry SOPs to generate procedures in under two minutes, or to score and fix existing documents on a 0 to 100 scale. It covers 35+ sectors and exports to PDF, Word and Markdown.

WorkProcedures is a browser-based SOP generator that drafts standard operating procedures from a short description of a process. Output follows a familiar structure: purpose, scope, prerequisites, required materials, numbered steps, responsibilities, success metrics and records retention. The drafts are grounded in a library of more than 10,000 real industry procedures, and sections can cite the regulation or standard they rely on, such as FDA Food Code references or HACCP monitoring logs. The site says every draft should still be reviewed by a person before it is published. The second major feature is SOP review. Teams upload procedures they already have, including PDFs, Word files and scans or photos of paper binders. The AI digitizes each document, scores it from 0 to 100, and lists specific findings on completeness, clarity, safety and compliance. Suggested fixes can be applied in one click, and a library gap analysis points out procedures a business should have but does not. Reviews can optionally be run against frameworks such as ISO 9001, HACCP or ISO 27001. The tool is aimed at operations managers, HR and compliance staff, and small business owners in regulated or safety-sensitive fields such as healthcare, food service, manufacturing, construction, dental, veterinary and IT security. Industry landing pages cover about 35 sectors. A workbooks feature chains several SOPs into a handbook that exports as a branded PDF, and individual SOPs export to PDF, Word or Markdown. Shared procedures can be opened through public links. A team tier is described as able to train the AI on a company's own library. Compared with template marketplaces, it produces filled-in content instead of placeholder documents. Compared with general chat assistants, its pitch is regulation-aware output with version history rather than plausible but unverifiable citations. The free plan includes three SOPs without a card, which is enough to judge draft quality, though heavier documentation programs will need a paid plan whose details are not listed on the homepage.