Infographic illustrating enterprise training video conversion workflow. Salesforce, Workday, Loom, and Microsoft Teams platform logos flow into Docsie's AI documentation engine, outputting structured searchable documentation. Headline reads "Enterprise Training Videos Now Searchable."

TORONTO, ON - December 3, 2025 - Enterprise organizations are finally solving a problem that emerged during the remote work transition: hundreds of hours of training videos that employees recorded but can never find. Docsie, an AI-powered knowledge orchestration platform, reports a significant surge in requests for enterprise platform integrations as companies seek to convert scattered video libraries into searchable documentation.

The demand spans major enterprise ecosystems. Implementation consultancies are converting Salesforce training recordings. HR teams are transforming Workday onboarding sessions. IT departments are processing Microsoft Teams meeting recordings and Loom walkthroughs accumulated since 2020.

"Every enterprise we talk to has the same story," said Philippe Trounev, CEO of Docsie. "They recorded everything during remote work—Zoom calls, Teams meetings, Loom tutorials, platform walkthroughs. Five years later, they have 500+ hours of institutional knowledge that nobody can search. When someone needs a specific procedure, they can't scrub through a 45-minute video to find a 2-minute answer."

The Scale of Enterprise Video Accumulation

Industry analysis suggests the average enterprise creates 50-100 hours of training video content annually, with organizations that underwent digital transformation or platform migrations accumulating significantly more. Companies implementing Salesforce, Workday, SAP, or ServiceNow often generate 200-500 hours of training content per major project—content that becomes effectively inaccessible once recorded.

The challenge extends beyond storage. Video content cannot be:

• Searched by keyword or procedure name
• Referenced during live work
• Updated when processes change
• Verified for compliance audits
• Translated for global teams

Platform-Specific Integration Demand

Docsie reports integration requests concentrated around specific enterprise ecosystems:

• Salesforce: Implementation partners converting CRM training into searchable playbooks
• Workday: HR teams transforming onboarding videos into employee documentation
• Microsoft Teams: IT departments processing years of recorded meetings into knowledge bases
• Loom: Product teams converting async video updates into structured documentation
• Zoom: Training departments making webinar recordings searchable and actionable

"The pattern is consistent across platforms," Trounev noted. "Consultancies implementing enterprise systems have recorded thousands of hours of client training. That content represents significant intellectual property—but it's locked in video format. Converting it to searchable documentation transforms a cost center into a knowledge asset."

From Recording to Documentation in minutes

Docsie's AI platform analyzes video content and automatically generates structured documentation including:

• Step-by-step procedures with extracted screenshots
• Searchable knowledge base articles indexed by topic
• Multi-language versions for global deployments
• Integration with existing systems including SharePoint, Confluence, and enterprise wikis

The platform processes training videos, product demonstrations, and expert walkthroughs without requiring manual transcription or technical writing resources.

Availability

Docsie's enterprise platform integrations are available now. The platform supports direct conversion from Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Loom, and standard video formats, with output options for major documentation platforms.

For more information: https://www.docsie.io/solutions/documentation-from-video/

About Docsie

Docsie is an agentic knowledge orchestration platform serving 5,000+ customers globally across manufacturing, healthcare, financial services, consulting, and technology sectors. The company's AI platform transforms how organizations capture, manage, and distribute enterprise knowledge at scale.

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