Documentation that checks itself.
Record a procedure once. InteractiveDox turns it into the SOP, the training course, and the narrated video, then keeps it true: our agents re-run it against your real systems and watch the regulations it depends on.
Runs against your infrastructure, from your machines. Secrets never leave.
Verification record
SOP-014 · rev 3 · scheduled
Awaiting scheduled run… Every run is recorded, including the ones that find nothing. That is the audit trail.
Every SOP starts rotting the day it's approved.
The system changes.
A menu moves, a field is renamed, a permission tightens. The document does not notice. The person following it does, mid-task.
The regulation changes.
A rule your SOP depends on is revised in a register nobody on the team reads weekly. The document is now wrong in a way an auditor is paid to find.
Nobody knows which one.
With hundreds of controlled documents, the honest answer to “which of these still work?” is silence. Wrong documentation used to waste an afternoon. Now it poisons every AI agent that reads it.
One loop, from recording to audit-ready.
Record it once.
One recording becomes four artifacts.
Then it verifies itself.
Drift becomes a revision, not a surprise.
Three minutes, end to end
One recording becomes the SOP, the narrated video and the branded portal — then the agents take over and keep it true.
Record the procedure where it actually happens
The extension captures anything in a browser tab. The desktop app captures every other application on the machine. Both feed the same workspace.
Every document is right the day it's approved. The question is who notices.
Your product and its regulations keep moving; the documents describing them don't know that. A recorder, an SOP tool and a docs host all store the claim; none of them test it. InteractiveDox re-runs your documentation against live systems, watches the rules it cites, and turns drift into a signed revision, replacing all three tools along the way.
SOP tools
Scribe, Tango
Screen recorders
Loom, Guidde
Docs hosts
Mintlify, GitBook, ReadMe
InteractiveDox
one platform
One platform. One source of truth. Provably current.
Half the readers of documentation are already machines.
Every document we maintain is a set of instructions an agent has actually executed against real systems. Your own agents plug straight in over MCP, reading and writing docs on your token budget. As companies hand real work to AI agents, that is the difference between automation and an incident.
See your first self-verifying SOP this week.
Bring one procedure. Leave with the SOP, the video, the course, and a scheduled check that tells you when it stops being true.
- ✓One real procedure of yours, captured in minutes
- ✓The SOP, the narrated video, and the training course, generated for you
- ✓A scheduled check that re-runs it against your live systems
- ✓The sealed revision and audit trail, published on the call