Operations · SOP Generation
Samso Managed Services · Last Updated · Apr 2026
SOP Generation from Recordings
A team member walks through a process once on Loom - and a draft SOP, complete with numbered steps and screenshots, lands in Notion before the recording finishes uploading. Reviewer stamps it; the playbook updates itself.
What the managed workflow does
Watches the recording
Loom, Zoom, Meet, or any screen-share - transcribed, segmented by chapter, and indexed by what's on screen at each moment.
Drafts numbered steps
Every meaningful action becomes a step with a description, an annotated screenshot, and a link back to the timecode it came from.
Routes to a reviewer
The draft posts as a doc with status DRAFTED. The owner reviews, edits, and stamps it READY - adding the human judgment AI shouldn't fake.
Lives where the team works
Final SOPs land in Notion, Confluence, or your wiki of choice - searchable, versioned, and linked back to the source recording.
Record once · numbered SOP, drafted while the upload finishes
42-MIN LOOM · 4 STEPS DRAFTED · 5 CHAPTERS
Recordings ingested
SOP artifacts produced
Recordings ingested
Loom walkthroughs. Screen + camera recordings, the most common SOP source.
Meeting recordings. Zoom, Meet, Teams - pulled from the cloud archive on a schedule.
Training videos. Existing internal training library reformatted into structured SOPs.
Live screen-shares. Pair-driving sessions with running commentary turned into reusable runbooks.
SOP artifacts produced
Numbered step doc. Sectioned, titled, and ordered - published to Notion / Confluence / your wiki.
Annotated screenshots. Per-step visual capture pulled directly from the source frame.
Reviewer trail. Each SOP carries the reviewer, version, and last-updated stamp out of the box.
Source timecodes. Every step links back to the moment in the recording where it came from.
What you get, every week
Documented processes that exist
The team member who runs a process once writes the SOP by recording themselves - and the doc shows up before they're back at their desk.
A library that updates itself
When the process changes, re-record. The SOP updates. The old version stays archived for audit.
Onboarding that doesn't require pairing
New hires read the SOP, watch the linked clip if they need the demo, and get to productive work in days, not weeks.
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