451 Research Examines ActivTrak Workflow Optimization Platform

Oct 7, 2026
A 451 Research report examines how ActivTrak uses behavioral work data to identify repetitive tasks, bottlenecks and opportunities for AI and automation.

ActivTrak said in a press release that a new 451 Research report examines its expansion from workforce analytics into workflow optimization. The report covers how its Work Intelligence Platform measures the effects of AI and automation on productivity, costs and output.

ActivTrak Workflow analyzes aggregated behavioral data at the task, role and team levels. It identifies repetitive work, bottlenecks and technology friction across applications, including less structured knowledge work that may not appear in traditional process data.

The platform can also compare work before and after changes involving AI, automation or workflow redesign. ActivTrak says this allows organizations to measure changes in capacity and productivity rather than tracking AI usage alone.

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