All 105 new API endpoints, also mirrored as tools on the company’s MCP server, enable any AI agent to construct and execute workflows, data sets, and permissions.
The compliance operations platform Process Street, relied upon by over 3,000 organizations, has adopted a headless architecture. A rollout of 105 new public API endpoints—each additionally exposed as a tool on the company’s hosted Model Context Protocol server at mcp.process.st—means the platform can now be fully operated by software and AI agents from any surface, without a single interface click.
Process Street has become an agentic process platform and an agentic compliance platform, open to any agent rather than limited to a single vendor’s assistant. Teams can manage their processes, compliance programs, and automation headlessly, from whichever agent and surface they already use.
The 105 endpoints encompass end-to-end workflow authoring: creating, updating, duplicating, and publishing workflows along with their tasks, logic rules, assignment rules, due date rules, and widgets. They also cover Pages—including revisions, publishing, and markdown export—Data Sets and their incoming webhooks; a paginated workflow run listing that eliminates the previous 200-result cap; one-off tasks and My Work; scheduled workflows; outgoing webhooks; attachments; folders; and permissions at the folder, workflow, page, and individual task level. Work that previously demanded manual clicks or a workaround can now be properly automated.
Because the MCP server wraps the public API, the same 105 endpoints became 105 new agent tools the day they launched. An assistant connected to Process Street can now build a workflow, not just run one. It can create a compliance review, assign it, publish a revised procedure, load a vendor list into a data set, set folder permissions, and schedule the entire cycle to repeat.
“We never bothered to build API endpoints for creating workflows,” said Vinay Patankar, CEO and co-founder of Process Street. “You built them in the interface, and that was that. Then agents showed up and that shape was wrong. So we shipped 105 endpoints and put every one of them on the MCP server. Your processes and your controls are callable now. The agent builds the workflow, runs it, and never leaves the permissions the person already has.”
The server works with Claude, ChatGPT on Pro, Team, Business, Enterprise, and Edu plans, Microsoft Copilot Studio, and any application supporting the Model Context Protocol. One-click connectors are available for Claude, ChatGPT, and Copilot Studio. Other clients connect to the remote server using a Process Street API key with bearer token authentication.
Access follows the permissions customers already have. Admins, Builders, and Users can use the API and the MCP server, and each can only interact with resources their Process Street permissions allow. No new permission model is introduced, and no data is moved out of the platform to make it available. Organizations with SAML SSO enabled are not supported at this time.
“Compliance is the one part of a company you cannot improvise,” said Patankar. “Headless does not mean open. Every one of these endpoints inherits the permission model we already had. Nothing was loosened to let an agent in.”
The endpoints and the matching MCP tools are live now and available to all Process Street customers on all plans.
Process Street maintains ISO 27001 and SOC 2 Type II certification and is HIPAA and GDPR compliant.
API documentation is available at https://developer.process.st and documentation for the MCP server, including connection instructions for each supported client, is at https://www.process.st/help/docs/mcp-server/
About Process Street
Process Street is a compliance operations platform that turns policies and procedures into automated, auditable workflows. It gives teams one no-code system for SOPs, compliance checklists and audit trails, so mistakes are reduced, risk is controlled and operations grow without chaos. More than 3,000 companies use Process Street across finance, healthcare, technology and government, including Salesforce, Slack, the Government of Canada, Colliers and Betterment. The company is headquartered at 315 Montgomery Street, Suite 900, San Francisco, CA 94104. Learn more at https://www.process.st
Vinay Patankar
Process Street
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