Your docs, now a customer academy that keeps up with releases.
The problemWalkthrough videos go stale the week the interface changes.
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A product that changes every two weeks
Software teams ship every two weeks, and every release quietly breaks something that was true yesterday. A button moves, an API key starts to expire, a permission gets a new name, and the onboarding video filmed in spring now teaches a screen that no longer exists. Customer success, support and product marketing each keep their own copy of the truth, and customers tend to find the oldest one first.
The people who need teaching keep multiplying: admins wiring up single sign-on, end users on day one, partners who sell and deploy the product, support engineers who answer for all of them. A polished walkthrough takes weeks to produce and one sprint to go stale, so teams stop re-recording. Arabic waits until a Gulf customer asks. Renewals then rest on adoption nobody can show, while the queue fills with questions the docs answered, or used to.
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