Template
You define the steps, order, fields, and what must be filled in before a step can be locked.
Start a safety round, factory maintenance check, policy review, or inspection directly or on a schedule. Every run saves who did what, when it happened, and which evidence was attached.
Used by organizations that need proof that the routine was followed




In AmpliFlow, a checklist is not just a list of things to tick off. It is a template for how a routine or procedure should be performed, and every time someone starts it, a separate run is created with history, ownership, and evidence.
You define the steps, order, fields, and what must be filled in before a step can be locked.
The user starts the checklist when the work needs to be done, directly or on a schedule.
Name, time, photos, files, values, and locked steps are saved as proof that the routine was followed.
When work happens for real, the person doing it needs to know the next step, what evidence to add, and when something should be escalated. The manager needs to see that it was done without chasing photos, signatures, or loose notes.
From routine to proof
Set up the routine
Describe the steps, fields, evidence requirements, and who owns the work.
Do the work
Start the checklist directly or from a schedule. Each team completes its steps and adds evidence on site.
Follow up
Locked steps, history, and improvements are saved so the next team sees what is done and what remains.
When a step is locked, all data is frozen. The system logs who locked it and the exact time. Photos, files, comments, and field values are saved with the activity. Unlocking is possible but requires a documented reason - who, why, and when are saved in the history.
Product proof
The screenshot shows the log for locked steps and unlocks. This is the kind of evidence missing when the checklist lives on paper, in Excel, or in a standalone app.
Text, photos, barcodes, file uploads, customer references, suppliers, and more. Have lists? They become field types in checklist templates automatically.
Start a checklist when the need appears or schedule it weekly, monthly, or yearly. The system creates instances automatically.
Assign teams to individual steps. Template authors can require steps to be completed in order: a blocking step must be locked before the next one opens.
Create templates that are published and version-controlled. Changes don't affect ongoing checklists.
Spot a deviation during a control? Report an improvement directly from the running checklist. The improvement links back to the checklist activity. Found during an internal audit? Works the same way.
Photos, comments, required activities, PDF reports. Steps can require that everything is filled in before locking.
Safety rounds, maintenance, policy reviews, and inspections can start directly or run on a schedule. AmpliFlow creates recurring checklists automatically and shows them in a timeline view.
Answers to what we hear most often.
No. Checklists fit routines and procedures that must be done the right way every time: safety rounds, factory maintenance, policy reviews, fire safety, hygiene rounds, onboarding, and project handoffs.
You schedule checklists weekly, monthly, or yearly with selectable day and duration. The system creates instances automatically according to the schedule.
Text, numeric values, task lists, photos, selections from lists, barcodes, customer references, suppliers, date/time, file uploads, hyperlinks, and lists.
All data on the step is frozen. The system logs who locked it and the exact time. Photos, files, comments, and field values are saved with the activity. Unlocking is possible but requires a documented reason - who, why, and when are saved in the history, so the record is preserved.
Process steps can reference checklist templates, so the right checklist is available where it is needed. Checklists can also be started independently or via schedule.
Templates have draft and published status. Changes to a template don't affect checklists already started from previous versions.
Yes, via webhooks triggered by checklist events and API keys for programmatic reading and writing of checklist data.
Book a demo and we will show you how digital checklists in AmpliFlow become records with evidence. Whether it is safety rounds, factory maintenance, policy reviews, or other procedures that must be done right every time.