- User Guides
    
- Getting Started
 - Organization Chart
 - Job Descriptions
 - Four Key Functions
        
- Four Key Functions
 - Sub Functions
 - Adding Processes to the Four Functions
 - Deleting Processes
 - Moving Processes from One Key Function to Another
 - Moving / Recording Processes within a Key Function
 - Printing Process Lists
 - Process Color Identification
 - Mark a Process as Complete
 - Adding From a Process Library
 
 - Process Documentation Tools
        
- Documenting Work Processes
 - Edit Title and Objective of Process
 - Creating New Process Tools
 - Editing Existing Process Tools
 - Delete a Process Tool
 - The Deleted Folder
 - Archiving a Process Tool and The Archive Folder
 - Printing Process Tools
 - Saving Process Tools
 - Reordering Process Tools
 - Inserting a Hyperlink
 - Building Work Plans
 - Deleting Tasks and Expectations
 - Editing Existing Tasks and Expectations
 - Check Lists
 - Scripts
 - Upload Files
 - Documents
 - Custom Forms
 - Policy Notes
 - Video
 - Audio
 - Using AI to Build Process Tools
 
 - My Processes
 - My Employees
 - Process Assignment
 - Reports
 - Account Administration
 - User Settings
 
 - Training Webinars
 - How to Videos
 - Contact Support
 
- Add a Work Plan or a Checklist to your process and enter a Title and Objective.
 - Click on the box with the AI Generator icon

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A prompt box will appear. Enter the desired prompt for the AI to generate content and click “Go”.
Note: The prompt “Create a step-by-step process for:” is pre-filled.

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Review the AI-generated content. Click “Add to Work Plan” if you are happy with the response.
Note: The AI will rarely be perfect, but you can always edit your process tool later
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If using AI on an existing Work Plan or Checklist, choose to either “Add” or “Replace” the content.
Note: Replacing will completely remove existing content. To keep previous content, consider archiving the old Work Plan/Checklist and creating a new one with the AI.
 
Tips for Crafting Effective Prompts:
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Be as specific as possible and include key details (such as industry and company size).
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Avoid open-ended or overly complex questions.
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Use clear, concise language.
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Use a polite or neutral tone.
 
Continue below for additional resources:
- Documenting Work Processes
 - Edit Title and Objective of Process
 - Creating New Process Tools
 - Editing Existing Process Tools
 - Delete a Process Tool
 - The Deleted Folder
 - Printing and Downloading Process Tools
 - Saving Process Tools
 - Reordering Process Tools and Process Tool Items
 - Inserting a Hyperlink
 - Building Work Plans
 - Deleting Tasks and Expectations
 - Editing Existing Tasks and Expectations
 - Check Lists
 - Scripts
 - Upload Files
 - Documents
 - Custom Forms
 - Policy Notes
 - Video
 - Audio