For leaders
Launch day. Everyone tells the same story.
Customers, sales, support and developers hear about a release the day it ships, in words that make sense to them.
Your week, before and after
Before
Knowledge sits in a few heads.
Sales, support and product each tell it differently.
Launches go out before the docs do.
New joiners learn by interrupting people.
After
One fact, told the same way to every audience.
Docs written the day the code ships.
New joiners find answers on their own.
What people know stays when they move on.
One fact, everywhere.
SSO is on every plan. The help centre, sales notes and API docs all say so on launch day.
Onboarding that doesn't depend on who's free.
Mila, in her second week, finds the answer herself instead of asking around.
One person leaves. The know-how stays.
What Sam knew is already written down, from the code, release after release.
You stay in control.
See what changed in every team, in one view.
You decide which areas need a reviewer first.
Every page shows the code change behind it.
Questions
What does a pilot cost and need?
Pilot pricing is agreed with each beta partner. You need a tech lead for one setup session and a reviewer for about an hour a week.
How do we know it's working?
We pick one number with you before the pilot, like how long a new joiner needs to answer five product questions alone, and measure it together.
Who is accountable if a page is wrong?
Your reviewers approve what goes out. Every page shows the code change it came from, so you can see why it says what it says.
Who can see our code?
Each run analyses your code in a secured sandbox that's deleted when the run ends. The details are on the Security page.
Does this replace our wiki?
No. Sabí documents your product. Your wiki keeps team processes and meeting notes.
