Step 1 — Record on Telegram
You send a voice note (in the car, between meetings) explaining the process step by step.
Know-how stays in the founder's head, so the team keeps asking the same questions and onboarding drags on.
Writing process documentation and standard operating procedures takes enormous time. Leaders and owners hold the knowledge in their heads, but never find time to write it down — so employees keep asking the same questions, onboarding drags on and daily operations get messy.
An AI agent turns a short voice note into a complete, professional operating procedure. You record how something is done on your phone — the agent transcribes it, structures it and saves it in the company knowledge base.
You send a voice note (in the car, between meetings) explaining the process step by step.
The agent receives the recording and converts speech to text with an advanced speech-to-text model.
The AI extracts key steps, intent and context, turning loose speech into a clear procedure with an intro, numbered steps and a checklist.
The finished procedure is formatted and filed in the right section of your knowledge base.
The agent replies on Telegram with a summary and a direct link to the new document.
Saves leadership time: Cuts documentation from tens of minutes to a few seconds of speaking.
Keeps the language sharp: Converts casual speech into structured, professional business writing.
Centralises company knowledge: Organises documentation in Notion, ending scattered files and lost messages.
Notifies in real time: Sends the link back on Telegram so you can share the procedure with the team immediately.
Perfect for onboarding, customer service standards, internal processes and tool training.
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