KPS · Concept in development

KPS

You define how a process works. KPS uses that process while the work is happening.

If something doesn’t fit the process, KPS keeps the issue open until the required decision is made. The decision is then applied to the work.

Concept demo

Four examples.

The demo shows the current product logic. It is not a finished interface.

KPS concept
WorkA task is handed to another person.
KPSChecks the handover and keeps it open if required context is missing.
PersonSteps in when a decision is needed.
NextThe next person starts with the current context.
WorkSomeone finishes their part.
KPSKeeps the work open if review or approval is still required.
PersonAccepts the result or sends it back.
NextThe process closes after the required step is complete.
WorkWork stops.
KPSRecords why and who needs to act.
PersonMakes the decision if one is required.
NextThe work continues from that point.
WorkA client changes something after approval.
KPSKeeps the approved version and the new request together.
PersonApproves the new scope, price or deadline.
NextThe affected work is updated.
Rules

How it should work.

Next stepKeep the next step clear.
HandoverKeep context with the work.
DoneDone doesn’t automatically mean accepted.
ExceptionsKeep exceptions visible.
DecisionsPeople keep control of decisions.
InputAsk only for information that is needed.
UpdatesUpdate the process when a better rule is confirmed.
OverridesAllow an exception when a person with the right authority approves it.
Not KPS

Not another task manager.

KPS isn’t an SOP library, automation builder or chat over company documents. Those things can be part of a process, but they aren’t the product.

Process

The current model.

01Normal process
02Work
03Something changes or doesn’t fit
04A person decides what to do
05The decision is applied
06The process can be updated
Background

Where it came from.

KPS is based on problems I saw in project delivery, creative production and internal AI work.

The current concept focuses on handovers, approvals, blockers, changes and process rules.

Status

Still open.

The first commercial version isn’t fixed yet. The integrations, scope and pricing are still open.

The demo shows the current product concept.