Rippling +

Process Street

Connect Rippling to Process Street so onboarding checklists, offboarding workflows, and compliance SOPs trigger automatically from employee lifecycle events — keeping every step documented and audit-ready.

What the Rippling +

Process Street

 Integration Does

  • Hire-triggered workflow launch: New employee records in Rippling automatically trigger the corresponding Process Street workflow run — launching onboarding checklists, IT setup tasks, and compliance documentation sequences without manual initiation.
  • Offboarding process automation: Employee termination in Rippling launches offboarding workflow runs, capturing equipment returns, access revocation confirmations, exit interview scheduling, and document completion in a structured, timestamped record.
  • Role-based workflow routing: Rippling department and job title data determines which Process Street workflow template is triggered, so an engineering hire, a manager hire, and a customer success hire each receive the correct onboarding sequence.
  • Audit trail documentation: Completed Process Street workflow runs provide timestamped evidence of every step completed during onboarding, offboarding, or compliance reviews — accessible for SOC 2, ISO 27001, or internal audit purposes.

What Mid-Market Teams Get Wrong

  • Triggering the same workflow for every hire regardless of role: A universal onboarding checklist creates busy work for hiring managers and misses role-specific steps. Rippling role and department data should route hires to the appropriate Process Street template from the start.
  • Not capturing offboarding as a structured workflow: Most teams use Process Street for onboarding but manage offboarding ad hoc. This is where audit gaps and compliance failures most often occur — especially for companies under SOC 2 or ISO 27001 where access revocation evidence is required.
  • Building workflows that duplicate Rippling data entry: Process Street workflows should reference Rippling as the source of truth for employee data — not re-collect name, start date, department, or manager information that already exists in Rippling.
  • Not archiving completed runs for compliance evidence: Process Street workflow completion records serve as audit evidence, but only if they’re preserved and accessible. Teams pursuing compliance certifications should confirm their Process Street plan retains completed run history at the required depth.

How thePeopleStack Configures This

thePeopleStack configures the Rippling–Process Street integration using Rippling’s workflow automation to trigger the correct Process Street workflow template based on hire type, department, and role. We structure onboarding and offboarding workflows so every step is captured with a timestamp — producing audit-ready documentation that satisfies SOC 2, ISO 27001, and similar evidence requirements.

For clients with compliance certification goals, we align Process Street workflow design with their specific control requirements, ensuring that access provisioning, equipment assignment, and policy acknowledgment steps are captured in Process Street in a format their auditor will accept.

USA & Canadian Operations Note

Process Street is used by thePeopleStack’s Rippling clients primarily to document US employee onboarding, offboarding, and compliance workflows, with workflow runs serving as evidence for SOC 2 and ISO 27001 audits aligned to US control requirements.

Canadian and cross-border operations: Process Street workflows for Canadian employees can incorporate provincial employment requirement checkpoints — including BC, Ontario, and Quebec-specific steps — with Rippling work location data routing Canadian hires to the appropriate workflow template.

FAQs

How does Rippling trigger Process Street workflows automatically?

Rippling’s workflow automation can fire webhooks or API calls when lifecycle events occur — including new hire, role change, and termination. These triggers launch the corresponding Process Street workflow run, eliminating the need for HR or IT to manually initiate checklists at each employee transition.

Can different Process Street templates be triggered based on the employee’s role?

Yes. Rippling’s workflow automation can evaluate department, job title, or employment type and route each hire to the appropriate Process Street template — so an engineering onboard, a manager onboard, and a contractor onboard each follow a distinct, role-appropriate checklist.

Does Process Street provide audit-ready evidence for compliance certifications?

Yes. Completed Process Street workflow runs produce a timestamped record of every step completed, by whom, and when. This serves as documentary evidence for personnel controls in SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, and HIPAA audits — including access provisioning approvals and offboarding access revocation confirmations.

Can Process Street offboarding workflows capture access revocation steps?

Yes. Offboarding workflows can include tasks for confirming access revocation across specific systems, equipment return acknowledgment, and final documentation completion. When triggered automatically by Rippling termination events, these workflows ensure nothing falls through the cracks during offboarding.

How long does the Rippling–Process Street integration take to configure?

Setting up hire and termination triggers with basic workflow routing typically takes 2–4 hours. Designing and building the actual onboarding and offboarding workflow templates — with role-based branching and compliance documentation steps — is a separate scope of work depending on workflow complexity.

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Process Street

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