A sequence of steps documented and configured so that it runs the same way each time, whoever starts it and whenever it runs.

Sold as a transformation outcome in operations decks, where the underlying achievement is that somebody finally wrote the process down.

• Rediscovered Basics: Presenting a documented procedure as an innovation in operational maturity.
• Repeatability Unproven: The word describes an intention, and nobody in the room has run the same input twice to check.
• House-Cleaning Reality Check: Like loading the dishwasher the same way every night and calling the habit a "repeatable kitchen workflow."

The Great British Bake Off (2010s) technical challenge, where every baker is handed the identical stripped-back recipe so the process is the same each time and only the execution varies.

A process written down clearly enough that it runs the same way every time.

“We are establishing repeatable workflows to drive operational maturity across the organization.”

“We wrote down the six steps for onboarding a client so every account manager does it the same way.”