The team needed to house all internal documentation in one repository, assign and test people on it, and track usage with metrics. A new hire asking a question got a different answer depending on who they asked, with no way to verify which was correct or current. Amber also needed to build engaging training fast, embedding videos and using AI to get started, without it taking hours to produce.
The AI generation is great because we can create cards and training information, tailor it to our needs and use it for training. All in no time at all.
Amber Lehmkuhle
Whale gave the team one centralized repository for all documentation, with training flows to assign and test knowledge. Metrics were a deciding factor: the team can see how many people searched for a topic, which helps them build training that is actually relevant and used. Each process is assigned to an owner who keeps it current. Amber builds engaging material quickly, embedding videos and using AI-assisted creation, and training flows are assigned the moment a new hire joins.
We want to keep building with Whale and use it as our internal Google. For any team member that has a question or needs information, there's Whale.
Amber Lehmkuhle
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Instead of five or six versions, new hires get a single source that represents company best practice.
Every process has an owner and a review cycle, so the knowledge base stays current instead of going stale.
AI-assisted creation and embedded video let Amber produce engaging material in minutes, not hours.
We use the analytics on Whale to ensure that we're creating relevant processes. And then each process is assigned to someone to keep ownership. It gives me peace of mind to know it's not just going in there to not be touched ever again.
Amber Lehmkuhle