If Your Team Does It, CLYP Can Document It

CLYP can document any browser-based workflow. Whether your team uses CRMs, ERPs, project management tools, internal dashboards, cloud apps, or admin panels -- if you can click through it in Chrome, CLYP can capture and document it. Common use cases include IT provisioning steps, finance approval workflows, HR onboarding checklists, and marketing campaign setup procedures.

Absolutely. CLYP captures the visible browser tab, so you can navigate across multiple web applications in a single recording session. Start in Salesforce, switch to Jira, move to your internal wiki -- CLYP captures every screen transition seamlessly into one continuous, ordered guide.

Privacy is built into CLYP at the architecture level. All screenshot capture and processing happens locally on your machine -- your images never leave your browser or get uploaded to external servers. You can also review every screenshot before exporting and delete any frames that contain information you do not want to share. This makes CLYP suitable for documenting processes that involve PII, financial data, or proprietary systems.

Yes. CLYP exports to universally accepted formats -- Word (DOCX), PowerPoint (PPTX), and Markdown. Upload the finished document to SharePoint, Confluence, Notion, Google Drive, or email it directly. Every department gets the guide in whichever format they already use, with no extra tools or accounts required.

CLYP is an excellent fit for compliance workflows. The screenshot-backed documentation provides visual proof that each step in a regulated process was followed correctly. Export to Word for audit binders, attach to compliance tickets, or store in your document management system. Because everything is processed locally, there is no third-party data exposure risk to worry about.

Most users document a complete process in under five minutes. Start the capture, click through the workflow as you normally would, stop the capture, review the screenshots, and export. CLYP handles the formatting, sequencing, and layout automatically -- turning what used to take hours of writing and screenshotting into a single pass through the process.