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Customer support

Answer "how do I" once. Send a link instead of scheduling another screen-share, and stop retyping the same numbered list into every ticket.

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Deflect the repeat questions

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Answer onceRecord the fix a single time and reuse the link across every ticket that asks for it.
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Public or privateShare a public link, embed it in your help center, or export it into your knowledge base.
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Faster than typingA ninety-second walkthrough beats a wall of numbered text you also have to maintain.

How teams actually use it

One artifact, three destinations

A single capture gives you a video for the ticket, a written guide for the help center, and an export for the internal knowledge base. Because they came from one session they cannot drift, and fixing the flow later fixes all three.

  • Paste the public link into the ticket. No account needed to open it.
  • Embed the same guide in your help center. The embed follows publish state.
  • Export to Markdown or HTML if it belongs in a system you already run.
Recording safely in a real tenant

Support answers get recorded inside real accounts, so redaction matters more here than almost anywhere.

  • Password, one-time-code and card fields are blurred from DOM signals before the screenshot is stored.
  • Anything rendered as page text, a customer name in a table, an account number in a header, is not auto-detected. Blur it in the editor.
  • Pause the capture before you step outside the flow, then resume. Nothing is recorded while paused.
Killing an answer that went stale

When the flow changes, the wrong answer is worse than no answer. Making a guide private clears its token and the URL 404s on the next request, so a link that got pasted into fifty tickets stops resolving immediately. Re-publishing mints a new token, so the old one stays dead.

Common questions

Do customers need an account to view a guide?

No. A published guide opens at a public link that anyone can read, and they can watch the companion video on the same page. They cannot edit, comment, or see anything else in your workspace.

What if the walkthrough becomes wrong after a product change?

Make it private and the link 404s on the next request, with no grace period. Re-record the flow and publish again; it gets a completely new token, so the stale link stays dead permanently.

Ready to capture the know-how?