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Stop answering the same IT question twice.

Haiku turns one fix into a guide you can hand to an employee, a new hire, or export for an AI agent to run.

The problem

Undocumented fixes cost IT.

Critical repairs rely on one admin.

No docs when the expert’s gone. Ticket starts cold.

New hires mean 100 messages to IT.

Access, VPN, tools: answered again per new hire.

Your AI agent still guesses the fix.

No steps, so AI agents guess. Tickets land on IT.

How Haiku helps

Fixes that humans and AI can repeat.

Capture

Turn one admin's fix into a guide for everyone.

Walk through the fix once, in the app or browser. Haiku turns it into a guide anyone can follow, no pinging required.

  • Browser and desktop capture
  • Auto title and description
  • Voice narration

Annotate and publish

Steps a new hire can actually follow on day one.

Every step shows the real screen with the exact click marked. Publish it to Confluence or Notion, right where the rest of your IT docs live.

  • Arrows and highlights
  • Publish to Confluence or Notion
  • Public link and live embed

Export for AI Agents

AI agents get exact steps, not a guess.

Export any guide as instructions an AI agent can run: the steps in order, the context it needs, and the point where it should check with you before acting instead of assuming.

  • Export for AI Agents

Use cases

Where your documentation pays off.

Self-service for common requests

Turn your most-asked question, like VPN access or a software request, into a self-service guide, instead of answering it every time it comes in.

Why Haiku

Built for IT teams.

Guides where you need them

Add guides to Confluence or Notion, or drop a link into any ticket.

Sensitive data stays private

Blur names, emails and account details before you share a guide.

See how guides are used

Analytics show who opened a guide, which steps they read and where they stopped.

Ready for your IT review

SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001 and GDPR. By WalkMe, an SAP company.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

Document the fix once. Skip the repeat tickets.

Start with the ticket you're tired of answering.