Author-it vs. ClickLearn

Rapid updates to multiple brands and languages with repeatable, set-it-and-forget-it formatting

Even though ClickLearn is quite a handy tool, it takes time to create new records, or more like modifying those to be suitable for use. Also, when I have had questions about ClickLearn and considering that the software is for generating for example manuals, I have struggled with finding solutions to cases from the ClickLearn site. For example how to enable/disable Assistant -functionality. Had two private sessions, with two different support persons, getting two different ways to do things. Not good.

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• Creating easy-to-follow work instructions.
• Provides different methods of delivery (text, video, try-me).

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• It would be nice to take a couple of seconds off screen capture

At the moment, I don't see any weaknesses - apart from the learning curve, which doesn't exactly make it easy for newcomers to understand the concepts.

These other platforms are more dynamic and easier to use

• Help is received faster.
• New customers created faster - Quoting faster made possible.

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