I was able to hide the entire process bar via styling:

.process-progress-bar {
display: none;
}

I will resubmit this as an Idea, to give the option at the Service Offering level to hide the progress bar for an individual service offering, as well as an option in Process Designer to hide individual stages for those you wish to show the progress bar on, but only specific stages.

A potential workaround for hiding certain stages would be to create a workflow with empty stages, use that as the offerings default, but then create an event builder, using the item/category combination to assign your correct workflow.

Hi @jyork, if you work in a similar way that we do then there is no requirement to my knowledge for the stage (Action Type) to be public. By marking the ‘Private Action’ box, this will hide it from the process in assystNET & assystWEB

If you still need your assystWEB users to see the process in full then the ‘View Private Actions (Events assigned to)’ within the action privileges panel of the privilege group form should be selected.