For product managers
Sabí keeps product pages current every time engineering ships, so the questions stop landing in your messages.

Before
You answer "how does this work?" all week.
Docs are written at launch, then abandoned.
Release notes nobody reads.
After
Pages update when engineering ships.
You review only what Sabí flags.
Every sentence links to its ticket.
Sabí checks every page first. Your queue holds only what it couldn't prove.
Review · Release 8.3
1 page needs youEvery update shows the before and after, so you can approve in seconds.
Every invoice has a due date. Ledgerline sends a reminder three days before it.
When the customer pays, click Mark as paid and the invoice closes.
Customers can now pay in parts. Use Record payment for each payment. The invoice closes only when the full amount is paid.
Paid invoices appear in your monthly report.
Click any sentence to see the ticket and change behind it.
Customers can now pay in parts. Use Record payment for each payment.
The invoice closes only when the full amount is paid.
Every release shows exactly which pages it touched, and how many it didn't.
Every sentence links back to the ticket or change it came from.
Undo any change in one click if a release note goes out wrong.
Release 8.3 changes 3 pages
Customers can now pay in parts. Use Record payment for each payment.
The invoice closes only when the full amount is paid.
A scenario, not a customer story
Monday, Ledgerline ships Release 8.3. Tuesday morning, Sabí has updated three pages and flagged one step. Nadia reviews it in five minutes. By Friday, nobody has asked her how partial payments work.
Product knowledge lives in people's heads, and answering questions eats your week.
One setup session with a tech lead, and about an hour a week of your time.
Hours per week spent answering product questions.
No. Sabí writes from the changes and tickets your team already produces. You review what it flags.
Yes. Your edits are kept every time the page updates.
Sabí checks steps against the product itself. If the ticket and the product disagree, the page is flagged for you.

Product documentation that writes itself, then checks itself.