Why Teams Run Their Checklists in CheckFlow, Not Smartsheet
In Smartsheet a checklist is a sheet: a row for each step, a checkbox column, an assigned-to column and a date column. It works for one list. A process that runs again and again needs a fresh copy each time, the right people on each step, steps that can’t be skipped and the answers from every run in one place.
CheckFlow starts from the checklist, at $10 per user per month. Here is where it differs.
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Every Run a Fresh Checklist
Smartsheet automations can run when a date is reached, but turning a sheet into a weekly or monthly checklist that starts afresh is something you build. A CheckFlow schedule starts a new checklist daily, weekly, monthly or on a custom cadence, with every task assigned and its due date set.
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People Who Only Do the Work Don’t Need a Licence
Smartsheet’s free Contributors can’t edit content, so they can’t tick a checkbox cell, and free Guests come with Business and above. CheckFlow guests complete every task assigned to them, free and without limit, on every plan.
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Steps in Order, and Conditional Logic
Halts lock later tasks until the earlier ones are done, and If… Then… rules show or hide tasks and fields while the checklist runs. Smartsheet’s conditional logic is for form questions, on Business and above.
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A Field for Every Answer
Each CheckFlow task can hold any of 19 field types, from dates and drop-downs to file uploads, tables and members, and most can be required, so a step can’t be ticked without the evidence it needs.
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Answers From Every Run in One Grid
The Reports Grid shows every checklist from a template with its progress and the answers given, updates as people work and saves the views you check every week.
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Integrations on the Business Plan
Smartsheet’s API needs Business or above, and its MCP server Business, Enterprise or Advanced Work Management. CheckFlow’s REST API, webhooks, Zapier and MCP server all come with the Business plan.
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