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    ClickHelp

    Score9 out of 10
    N/AClickHelp is an online documentation tool from the company of the same name headquartered in Yerevan, Armenia, used by software companies to create user manuals, knowledge bases, FAQs, tutorials, etc., and publish them instantly in their portal.

    $194

    per month

    Scribe

    Score10 out of 10
    N/AScribe automatically creates step-by-step guides for any process completed on a computer. It captures mouse clicks and keystrokes and turns them into editable step-by-step instructions and screenshots instantly. Scribes can be shared to anyone via a link or in-app with team members. They can also be embedded in any other site or platform using HTML. Users can also download a Scribe as a PDF. A Scribe can also be edited in the future if a process changes, and the new version reflects…

    $0

    per month per user

    Pricing
    ClickHelpScribe
    Editions & Modules
    Starter
    194 USD
    per month
    Growth
    325 USD
    per month
    Professional
    640 USD
    per month
    Basic
    $0
    per month per user
    Pro
    $29
    per month per user
    Offerings
    Pricing Offerings
    ClickHelpScribe
    Free Trial
    YesNo
    Free/Freemium Version
    NoYes
    Premium Consulting/Integration Services
    YesNo
    Entry-level Setup FeeNo setup feeNo setup fee
    Additional DetailsDiscount available for annual billing.—
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    User Ratings
    ClickHelpScribe
    Likelihood to Recommend
    9.0
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    Usability
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    User Testimonials
    ClickHelpScribe
    Likelihood to Recommend
    ClickHelp
    ClickHelp is great for both big and small documentation teams. The platform is not too complex to overwhelm a small team, and neither is it too simple for a well-advanced documentation team. Scale ClickHep depending on your documentation needs, and the features are simple to understand. I also appreciate the extensive documentation that is available for new users to ClickHelp. The ClickHelp knowledgebase provides answers to every scenario, use case, feature, and functionality. The ClickHelp support team is also very responsive.
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    Scribe
    If you need to make any kind of instruction and your programmes are on Chrome you can document any procedure in a matter of minutes, you can then edit it and make extra notes and explain things in more detail. I can't think of any business that could not use this, unless IT block it
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    Pros
    ClickHelp
    • Seamless publishing process for documentation.
    • Easy to use WYSIWYG editor for creating content.
    • Easy customization of HTML and CSS elements.
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    Scribe
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    Cons
    ClickHelp
    • The See Also element should be able to automatically update when a new topic is added. Currently, we have to manually remove and re-add the element to do that.
    • Ability to host image files externally (eg. S3, Dropbox), like it is done for videos. This will help save storage.
    • Image files from imported projects are always duplicated, perhaps a bug, but it needs to be looked into.
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    Scribe
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    Usability
    ClickHelp
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    Scribe
    The layout is easy to follow, when you are looking at their instructions they are very clear and easy to follow, the help section is easy. Once you have learned the control buttons it's very simple. Editing is very easy as you just click on the section, edit what you want. You can delete and copy easily
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    Alternatives Considered
    ClickHelp
    ClickHelp provides an extensive array of features compared to what we used previously. The WYSIWYG editor is so simple, yet brings with it really cool content editing elements. Publishing content is straightforward with ClickHelp. I can publish a part of a document for partial updates, or create a new publication. I get to host multiple versions of one product documentation based on the software versions we support. The analytics provided is also very insightful.
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    Scribe
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    Return on Investment
    ClickHelp
    • We are able to cater to all our end-users regardless of the software version they are using, simply because we are able to provide multiple product documentation versions.
    • Our documentation publishing time was reduced significantly due to the smooth process on ClickHelp.
    • With one platform where all our product documentation can be housed, we are expanding technical documentation to other products.
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    ScreenShots

    ClickHelp Screenshots

    Screenshot of how the Projects page looks. Projects, publications, portal settings, reports and the like are within reach.Screenshot of how the design mode looks when writing documentation. ClickHelp is designed to be easy for those with MS Word experience.Screenshot of an example of Funancial's portal branding. Their homepage features all of the main entry points of their documentation, split into several groups. Moreover, they hid TOC to make their user guide more minimalistic.Screenshot of the iiko portal, which is a good example of how to manage different types of documentation from a single place. They have various documentation types, ranging from product manuals (with different versions of software supported) to GDPR support guides and license agreements. But all these documents can be reached from one place.Screenshot of the reporting interface.Screenshot of the Settings menus.

    Scribe Screenshots

    Screenshot of Scribe automatically creates step-by-step instruction guides. All these steps and screenshots were automatically generated from the user's clicks and keystrokes.