Scribe
Automated documentation tool that captures workflows and creates step-by-step guides and SOPs for training and onboarding.
Scribe's Optimize now stitches every session on a ticket into one timeline.
◆Recent moves
- 3d ago
Measure cycle time for every ticket, deal, and case
Optimize now groups every session that touched the same ticket, deal or case into one timeline, keyed by a Case ID rule, so teams can measure cycle time per case. It turns Autocapture's passive recordings into process measurement, the next step after shareable reports.
- 9d ago
Build any artifact, share it, and schedule updates
Optimize's artifacts, previously limited to process maps and a few formats, can now be any report, shared, and refreshed on a schedule. With Autocapture feeding data in, this turns the agent's analysis into recurring output rather than one-off answers.
- 15d ago
Collaborate on Pages with comments
Pages, which group Scribes into end-to-end playbooks, now take comments from the team. It adds a collaboration layer to the documentation side while Autocapture and Optimize carry the larger bet. The feed truncates the details.
- 1mo ago
Capture workflows automatically with Autocapture, no pressing start or stop.
⚡ SPARKAutocapture removes the manual trigger that defined Scribe since launch. It turns the capture tool into a passive source of process data for the Optimize agent the company has been building out all summer.
- 2mo ago
Customize Optimize workflows to match how your team works
Teams can split and restructure workflows inside Optimize Agent Chat, which makes the agent's model of the business editable rather than inferred. It is the configuration layer Autocapture will now feed.
- 3mo ago
Scan and sort your library with new list view
A sortable list view for the library is housekeeping for accounts with large document counts. It is useful, but it sits outside the agent-led direction.