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For growing companies that lose knowledge when people leave.

When your best person leaves, their knowledge leaves with them.

askSOPia captures how your organisation actually works — the decisions, processes, and context your team depends on — before the next resignation forces you to find out what's missing.

Consultancies · Professional Service Firms · Healthcare · Manufacturing

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Built With Industry Leaders

Developed in partnership with companies who needed it most.

We co-developed askSOPia with organisations across tax advisory, manufacturing, and healthcare — solving real knowledge challenges in real environments.

Tax & Advisory

Co-developed knowledge capture methodologies for tax advisory. One Sprint session structured 45 documents in a single hour.

45 documents in 1 hourTax advisory knowledge capture
Manufacturing

Pioneered video-based knowledge extraction for the factory floor. Workers demo processes on camera, askSOPia turns them into SOPs.

Video-to-SOP pipelineFactory floor knowledge capture
Healthcare

Adapted askSOPia for healthcare. Administrative SOPs captured and structured, optimising operations regardless of staff changes.

Admin processes optimisedHealthcare SOP management

The Hidden Cost

Every week, your company loses knowledge it can't get back.

It's not dramatic. It's slow, invisible, and compounding.

Decisions get re-debated every quarter

The reasoning behind past decisions is gone. Leadership bandwidth is burned re-litigating settled questions instead of moving the company forward.

One resignation resets progress

When your head of operations leaves, execution speed drops overnight. Their successor inherits the role, not the context, shortcuts, relationships, or escalation paths.

Consistency breaks as you scale

New hires guess how things work. Standards drift. Quality drops before leadership notices. Onboarding stretches from weeks to months.

No audit trail when it matters

You can't prove why a decision was made — or who owned it. That becomes a real problem when clients, regulators, or buyers start asking questions.

None of this shows up in dashboards. It shows up when things slow down, break, or get risky.

This is not a documentation problem.

What you've tried
You built a wiki. Nobody owns it, so it decays. Teams stop trusting it and work around it.
You wrote SOPs. They describe how things worked before the last reorg. New hires follow them and make the wrong calls.
You bought a knowledge tool. It stays empty because it asks busy people to stop working and start documenting.
What actually works
Your organisation stops bleeding context by default. Knowledge is captured automatically from real work — meetings, documents, interviews.
Leadership intent survives turnover and reorgs. Decisions are preserved with the reasoning, trade-offs, and accountability. Defensible when it matters.
Execution stops depending on "the one person who knows." New hires and successors get cited answers in seconds.

How Most Clients Start

A 4-week Knowledge Sprint to capture what matters most.

Most clients start with a focused Knowledge Sprint — a consulting engagement that maps your biggest knowledge risks and delivers a structured card library you keep forever. No subscription required.

90% of Sprint clients become Professional subscribers within 90 days.

The Building Blocks

Three building blocks. One operational memory.

askSOPia turns day-to-day work into structured corporate memory your teams can rely on.

Process Cards

How execution actually happens

Step-by-step capture of how your organisation moves from decision to execution. So teams execute the same way as you scale.

Client onboarding: 7 steps from signed contract to kickoff
In practice: New hire searches "client onboarding" and executes the full process without a single escalation.

Decision Cards

Why leadership decided this

Full-context decisions. Not just what was decided, but why, what trade-offs were made, and what assumptions mattered. So leadership intent survives turnover and audits.

We chose Vendor A because speed mattered more than cost for Q1 launch
In practice: Team questions a past vendor choice. They pull up the Decision Card and move on — no re-litigation, no wasted leadership bandwidth.

Knowledge Cards

What only experienced people know

Tribal knowledge made explicit. Key contacts, client preferences, vendor relationships, unwritten rules. So execution doesn't depend on who happens to be in the room that day.

Key contacts at Client X and how they prefer to communicate
In practice: Account manager is out sick. The backup checks askSOPia and handles the client call correctly — despite never having spoken to them before.

Your corporate memory doesn't leave when people do.

How It Works

How it works — from tribal knowledge to operational memory

1

Capture

Knowledge is captured from real work — meetings, documents, conversations — without anyone having to stop and document.

2

Build operational memory

Day-to-day work becomes structured corporate memory — process, decision, and knowledge cards. No manual tagging. No maintenance burden.

3

Execute with clarity

Teams get cited answers instantly — without escalating to leadership or depending on one person who knows.

askSOPia Meeting Extraction Hub — review extracted cards from meetings

Turn meetings into corporate memory

Upload a meeting transcript. askSOPia's AI extracts decisions, operational processes, and shared knowledge into structured cards — automatically.

askSOPia Chat with Citations — cited answers from your knowledge base

Chat with Citations

Get defensible answers to operational questions — with citations to the exact source.

askSOPia Readiness Signals Dashboard — execution confidence and department health

Readiness Signals

See where your corporate memory is strong, where it's aging, and where execution depends on one person.

Results

What changes when you stop losing knowledge

Months → Weeks
New hire ramp-up time

Instead of shadowing colleagues for months, new employees get answers from day one.

Fewer re-debates
Meetings about past decisions

Your leadership team stops re-debating settled questions. The decision context is preserved.

No scramble
When key people leave

Their knowledge is already in the system. Successors continue execution without disruption.

Context intact
Decision context preserved

Strategic decisions — the reasoning, trade-offs, and alternatives — are captured by default.

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I built and scaled a consultancy for 20 years. We were good at winning work and delivering it. What we were terrible at was keeping what we learned. Every time someone senior left, we rediscovered the same problems. askSOPia is the system I needed and didn't have.

— Sebastian Schieke, Founder & CEO, askSOPia

Why askSOPia for corporate memory

Not a replacement for your current tools. A corporate memory layer over them.

FeatureTraditional knowledge basesProcess tools (SOP/workflows)askSOPia
Operational processes stay current
Decision context preserved
AI answers with citations
Extracts from meetings automatically
AI voice interviews for knowledge capture
Shows knowledge risk

Who This Is For

Built for growing companies that feel operationally fragile

You've grown past the stage where things "just work" — and now they break when key people are absent.

You're hiring fast, but onboarding is slow — because critical knowledge lives in people's heads, not in a system.

You're preparing for an acquisition, audit, or leadership transition — and you need operational clarity yesterday.

Not another tool for everyone. A safeguard for leadership.

Risk-free

40% less time re-explaining past decisions within 90 days — or we refund your investment in full.

No questions. No clauses. We only win if you win.

Not a sales call

Find where your organisation is bleeding knowledge.

20 minutes. No preparation needed. You'll leave knowing exactly where your biggest knowledge risks are — and how to fix them.

Limited to 5 assessments per month

  • Map of your top 3 knowledge risk areas
  • Specific recommendations to fix them
  • Cost of inaction