Docsie Launches AI-Powered Video-to-Documentation Platform Addressing Enterprise Training Inefficiencies

Docsie announces video-to-documentation AI capability responding to 500% surge in enterprise demand. Platform converts training videos into searchable documentation, addressing research findings showing companies waste $2.4M annually recreating training content while 78% of SaaS organizations report critical product knowledge gaps.
TORONTO, ON - October 20, 2025 - Docsie, an enterprise knowledge orchestration platform, today announced the launch of its AI-powered video-to-documentation capability, responding to a 500% increase in demand from organizations seeking to convert training videos into searchable documentation.

The announcement follows market research indicating enterprises spend an average of $2.4 million annually recreating redundant training content, while 78% of SaaS companies report critical product knowledge gaps costing an estimated $847,000 per organization in support overhead and employee productivity losses.

"We're observing a fundamental shift in how organizations approach knowledge management," said Philippe Trounev, CEO of Docsie. "The same training video gets recorded dozens of times across departments, yet when an employee needs specific information, they can't search a 45-minute video to find a 30-second answer. Meanwhile, as senior employees retire, decades of institutional expertise disappears because it was never documented systematically."

Docsie's platform utilizes multimodal AI to analyze video and audio content simultaneously, automatically extracting key procedural steps, capturing relevant screenshots, and identifying critical decision points. The system generates structured documentation with step-by-step instructions, visual references, and searchable text, while preserving context from expert demonstrations and walkthroughs.

According to Docsie's analysis of 50 enterprise implementations, organizations converting video training libraries to searchable documentation reported an average 70% reduction in time-to-productivity for new employees and 65% fewer repetitive support inquiries.

The platform supports multi-language translation across 40 languages, addressing the growing challenge of knowledge preservation as experienced workers retire, with an estimated $12 billion in institutional knowledge at risk of loss in the manufacturing sector alone.

Search interest in "video to documentation" solutions has increased 500% over the past 30 days, according to industry data, reflecting widespread recognition of training content inefficiencies across sectors including manufacturing, field services, and enterprise software.

Docsie's video-to-documentation capability includes enterprise features such as multi-tenant portals for managing documentation across divisions or clients, compliance audit trails, and real-time translation capabilities for global organizations.

About Docsie

Docsie provides enterprise knowledge orchestration platforms for organizations requiring scalable documentation management, AI-powered knowledge capture, and multi-tenant documentation portals. The company serves manufacturing, field service, SaaS, and regulated industries worldwide.

For more information, visit http://www.docsie.io.

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