Workflow · Operations

Procedure capture

The way the work actually gets done, written down from the meeting where someone explained it, and kept current as it changes.

Ted · AI ops managerLaw firmsMedical practices
How it runsStep by step
What Ted does
  1. Starts from what you have: a meeting recorded in the browser (Chrome or Edge, with a consent box you tick), a transcript, notes or an old document.
  2. Writes a step-by-step procedure, with owners and where each step lives.
  3. Keeps it versioned with a changelog, and updates it when the process changes.
  4. Turns the steps into board cards so someone can track them.
  5. Writes onboarding plans for new hires, from before day one through the first 90 days.
  6. Sends the procedure to Notion, Google Drive, Slack or email when you want it there.
What it needs from you
  • A recording, transcript, notes or document that explains the work.
  • Who owns the process.
Where a person signs off
  • You review and edit every procedure. A version is yours to approve.
What you end up with
  • A versioned procedure in your library.
  • An onboarding plan for the role.
  • A board that tracks the steps.
Book a call30 minutes

See Ted run it on your own example.

We map it on the call, show you the worker running it on your own example, and leave you with a plan whether or not you sign up.

Pick a time in the calendar; the invite arrives straight away.Booking runs on Cal.com, which passes your details to the founders.

A 30-minute video call with the founders.

  • Bring one job that eats your week.
  • We map it, then show the worker running it on your own example.
  • You leave with a plan, whether or not you sign up.
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