AutoScribble for training

Onboarding that scales without you.

Induction is delivered by the person who happens to be free, which is why two new starters rarely get the same version. Recording the explanation once as a short animated video fixes the standard and frees the time back. Paste your process, edit the narration until the names, systems and steps are exactly right, choose length and voice, and build a library that every new starter works through in their first week.

Free to write and rewrite. Credits are only used when you generate.

Start with the first week

The highest-value videos are the ones every new starter needs.

  • How the first day works and who to ask
  • The system everyone must use correctly
  • The policy people most often get wrong
  • How to escalate when something goes wrong

Written by the person who knows it

A team leader can make a training video without design or video skills, because the input is the process written out. That keeps the content accurate and stops it going stale in a queue.

Length and splitting

One task per video, and split anything that runs long.

Keeping training accurate

When a process changes, use make changes on the affected video, edit the line and order a new version. The previous version stays in your library, which matters when you need to show what was in force and when.

Getting it to staff

Videos are private to your account. Send an expiring private link, email to a saved list of recipients, or download the MP4 for your intranet or learning system.

Cost

100 credits per minute of finished video: 50 for thirty seconds, 200 for two minutes. New accounts start with 100 welcome credits, and writing the scripts costs nothing, so a full induction set can be drafted before any spend.

Create Video

Free to write and rewrite. Credits are only used when you generate.

Common questions

Can we use our own policy wording?
Yes. Paste it in and edit the narration line by line before generating.
How many videos does an induction need?
Usually four to six short ones, each covering a single task or rule, rather than one long session.
Are training videos private?
Yes, they belong to your account and are shared only by an expiring link, by email or by downloading the file.
What happens when a process changes?
Use make changes to edit the affected lines and order a new version; the original stays on file.