SUTRA — Documentation

Documentation that works as hard as your product does.

Write your user guides, release notes, and training material with user-centric personas — so your users understand your product, actually use it, and keep coming back. Final output in minutes, not days.

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User Guides

Your users bought the product. Now help them use it.

User guides built around who the user is — their role, their goals, their starting point. Not a feature list. A journey through your product, written in their language, structured around what they need to do first.

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Sutra User Guides
Release Notes

Every release is news. Write it like news.

SUTRA writes release notes that tell users what changed, why it matters, and what to do next. Accurate, structured, and ready the moment the build ships. No more vague summaries that leave users guessing.

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Sutra Release Notes
Release Communication

Turn every release into a reason to upgrade.

There's a difference between release notes and release communication. One logs what changed. The other makes users want it. SUTRA writes both — the internal record and the customer-facing message that drives action.

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Sutra Release Comm
API Documentation

API docs that developers actually want to read.

Complete endpoint documentation, code examples, parameter tables, error handling — structured for the developer integrating at speed, not the architect who built the system. Clear, consistent, technically precise.

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Sutra Api Docs
E-Learning Modules

Bridge the gap between what your product can do and what users actually do with it.

E-learning content built around real user personas and real knowledge gaps. Scenario-based, domain-aware, and structured so users finish — and remember. Because product adoption is a training problem as much as a product problem.

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Sutra Elearning
Process Documentation

Every process your organisation runs — documented so anyone can follow it.

HR processes, recruitment workflows, onboarding checklists — written clearly enough that a new hire can follow them on day one and a manager can trust them on day two. No interpretation required.

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Sutra Process Docs
Knowledge Base Articles

The answer your support team gives every day — written once, found every time.

KB articles built around real user questions, structured for search, and written so the user solves the problem without raising a ticket. Every article traceable to its source. Every answer defensible.

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Sutra Kb Articles
UX Writing

Every button, tooltip, and error message is a moment of truth.

SUTRA writes the microcopy inside your product — labels, onboarding flows, empty states, error messages — consistent in voice, clear in meaning, and built for the user who is already frustrated.

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Sutra Ux Writing

Your documentation backlog ends here.

Give SUTRA your source material. Get documentation that's accurate, user-ready, and done in minutes.

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FAQ
How long does it take to generate a user guide with Sutra?
Most user guides are ready in under 5 minutes. Sutra works from your source material — feature specs, release tickets, product briefs — and structures the output around your user's role and goals. What used to take a technical writer 2–3 days takes Sutra minutes.
What types of documentation can Sutra produce?
Sutra produces user guides, release notes, release communication emails, API documentation, e-learning modules, process documentation, knowledge base articles, and UX writing (microcopy, tooltips, error messages, onboarding flows). All from the same platform.
Can Sutra write documentation for multiple products?
Yes. Sutra is built for teams managing multiple products or product lines. Each session is scoped to a specific product context, so documentation stays accurate and doesn't bleed between products.
How does Sutra know who the end user is?
Sutra uses user-centric personas at the core of every document. You specify the user's role, technical level, and goals — and Sutra structures the language, depth, and sequence of the documentation around that person. A guide for an IT administrator reads differently than one for a first-time end user.
Can Sutra generate API documentation from specs?
Yes. Sutra produces complete endpoint documentation including parameter tables, request and response examples, error handling, and authentication details — structured for the developer integrating at speed, not the architect who built the system.
Does Sutra support release notes automation?
Yes, and it goes further than release notes. Sutra writes both the internal release record and the customer-facing release communication — the message that makes users want to upgrade, not just log what changed. Both are ready the moment your build ships.
How is Sutra different from hiring a technical writer?
A technical writer takes 2–4 weeks per major documentation set and needs significant onboarding time to understand your product. Sutra produces the same output in minutes, with consistent structure and voice across every release. Your team redirects writer bandwidth from creation to quality review and adoption strategy.
Can Sutra write knowledge base articles that reduce support tickets?
Yes. Sutra builds KB articles around real user questions — the ones your support team answers every day. Each article is structured for search, written so users solve the problem themselves, and traceable back to its source. Teams using structured KB content consistently see support query volume drop.
Does Sutra work for SaaS products specifically?
Sutra is built with deep domain knowledge of SaaS product documentation — release cadences, feature flags, role-based access, integration documentation, and API-first products. It understands the language of SaaS users and the documentation expectations of enterprise buyers.
Can non-technical teams use Sutra?
Yes. Sutra is designed for product managers, customer success teams, and documentation leads — not just engineers. You don't need to write code or understand APIs to generate accurate, structured technical documentation. You bring the product knowledge; Sutra brings the structure and language.