Steps
Break a process into clear steps.
Document a process from the perspective of someone doing it for the first time: clear steps, in order, with the context they need.
A template — purpose, steps, owners, edge cases — makes processes easy to write, read, and maintain.
Store processes where they’re searchable and easy to update, so they don’t go stale and people can find them when needed.
In Wyatt, an assistant grounded in your documented processes can answer “how do I…” questions with the steps and a link to the full SOP.
One connected workspace for docs, tasks, chat, and databases — with Wyatt answering from all of it.
“Learn the workflow once — Wyatt keeps it running for the whole team.”
Break a process into clear steps.
Standardize the format.
Keep processes searchable.
Ask how to do something.
Detailed enough that someone doing it for the first time can follow it, with the context they need.
Yes. A consistent format makes processes easy to write, read, and maintain.
Store them where they’re searchable and easy to update, close to the work.
It can answer how-to questions from your documented processes.