The screenshot displays the DocsHound interface for creating a new article. The main section is titled 'Creating a new article' and includes an overview explaining the process of sharing knowledge through article creation. A notification states 'Hang tight, DocsHound is drafting up a doc.' Below the overview, there is a table with two columns labeled 'Steps to organize' and 'Description,' listing steps for organizing the article content. The left sidebar contains a navigation menu with sections like 'Getting Started,' 'Search,' 'Article Navigation,' and 'Editing and Contributing,' with 'Creating a new article' highlighted. A search bar is located at the top of the sidebar.

Platform

Create your DocsHound account to start documenting instantly

Sign Up

Easily create articles by recording your workflows with DocsHound

Generate Articles with Chrome Extension

Easily create documentation with screenshots for clarity

Generate Articles with Screenshots

Integrate a chatbot to assist users with your documentation

Enable Chatbot

Easily share your documentation online and reach your users

Publish Guide

Easily export your articles from DocsHound to Intercom

Export Article to Intercom

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DocsHound Docs

Quick Start

The screenshot displays the DocsHound homepage with a focus on the Quick Start feature. At the top, the navigation bar includes links to Pricing, Docs, and Blog, along with options to Log In, Book a demo, and Try for free, which are located on the right side. The central area features a prominent message encouraging users to 'Demo your product to AI' and 'Get everything else, automatically.' Below this message, there is a description of the capabilities, including docs, chatbots, product marketing, and product insights, with a note about the speed of creation. A 'Try it now' button is centered below the text. On the right side, there is a 'Start Recording' button, indicating an interactive feature. The overall design is sleek with a dark background and light text for contrast.

Log In

Onboard

The screenshot displays the DocsHound interface with a focus on the 'Quick Start' feature within the 'DocuPost User Guide'. On the left panel, there is a navigation menu with a search bar at the top, followed by a collapsible list showing 'DocuPost User Guide' and its subcategories: 'Quick Start', 'Onboard', and 'Fundamentals'. The 'Quick Start' section is expanded to reveal 'DocuPost Introduction'. Below the navigation menu, there is a 'Connect To Domain' section with an 'Upgrade' button. The central panel shows the 'DocuPost Introduction' with options for creating content: 'Record Demo', 'Screenshots', 'Import Doc', 'Voice Narrate', 'Outline Doc', and 'Blank Doc', each with a brief description. On the right, a chat window is open with a message from DocsHound's knowledge assistant offering help. At the bottom of the chat window, there is a text input field with a 'Send' button.

Support

The Basics

Generate Docs with Chrome Extension

Generate Docs with Screenshots

The screenshot displays a section of the DocsHound interface under the 'Roles & Permissions' heading. It presents options for creating a document, asking 'How would you like to create this doc?' The options include 'Record Demo' to show the workflow live, 'Screenshots' to import existing images, 'Import Doc' to convert an existing document, 'Voice Narrate' to narrate your thoughts, 'Outline Doc' to provide your bullets, and 'Blank Doc' to create from scratch. Each option is accompanied by an icon and a brief description, arranged vertically on the left side of the screen.

Import Doc

Share Guide

Delete Article

The screenshot displays a user interface for recording steps in the DocsHound application. At the top, there is a header titled 'Record your steps' with a subtitle instructing users to walk through the steps they want to demonstrate. On the right side of the header, there is a 'Ready to record' button, which is blue and indicates the action to start recording. Below the header, there is a large central area resembling a browser window where the recording will take place. At the bottom of the screen, there is a help section with links to 'help docs' and an option to 'ask the bot' for assistance. The interface is designed to guide users through the process of documenting their actions within the software.

Titling Docs for AI

The screenshot displays the 'Projects in Partsimony' section of the Partsimony User Guide within the DocsHound interface. On the left, a navigation menu lists sections such as Overview, Sign in, Hardware Company Dashboard, Manufacturer Dashboard, and various project-related options like Create Project and Edit Project. The main content area on the right provides an overview of 'Projects in Partsimony,' explaining their role and listing user actions such as uploading components and tracking progress. A dropdown menu labeled 'Document options' is visible, offering actions like Duplicate document, Copy link to document, Document history, and export options like Text and Markdown. At the top right, buttons for Publish, Preview, and Create Doc with AI are present. A table at the bottom displays project components with columns for Component, QTY per unit, Desired Materials, and Lifecycle Phase.

Exporting Docs to Plaintext or Markdown

Docs

Edit Docs

The screenshot displays the 'Capital Expenditure Assumptions' section of a user guide within the DocsHound software. The interface is divided into two main areas: a navigation pane on the left and a content area on the right. The navigation pane includes a search bar at the top, followed by a collapsible menu with sections such as 'Quick Start', 'Project Assumptions', and 'Property Evaluation'. The 'Capital Expenditure Assumptions' is highlighted under 'Project Assumptions'. The content area on the right provides detailed instructions on incorporating Capex assumptions, including an overview and steps to add and edit Capex items. It instructs users to navigate to the 'Capex Assumptions' section, click the 'Add Item' button, and fill in fields like 'Name', 'Date', and 'Amount'. A screenshot of the 'Capex Assumptions' interface is embedded, showing fields for 'One Off Capex', 'Date', and 'Amount'. Additional instructions for managing redevelopment programs are included below.

Content Blocks

The screenshot displays the 'Capital Expenditure Assumptions' section of the DocsHound user interface. On the left, there is a navigation panel with expandable sections such as 'Quick Start', 'Project Assumptions', 'Property Evaluation', and 'Tenant-level Assumptions'. The 'Capital Expenditure Assumptions' is highlighted under 'Project Assumptions'. The main content area provides an overview and instructions for adding and editing Capex items, including a highlighted text box with navigation instructions. Below, there is an embedded image showing a form for entering Capex assumptions with fields for 'Name', 'Date', and 'Amount'. On the right, the 'Refine with AI' panel allows users to provide feedback with a text box labeled 'How can we make this better?' and buttons for 'Add screenshot', 'Refine with HoundAI', and 'Cancel'.

Refine with AI

Edit Images

Article History

Editor Product Updates

Editing Tools

Publish Documentation

Configure Publishing

Connect Custom Domain

Publish Settings

Unpublish Guide

Indexing

The screenshot shows the top navigation bar of the DocsHound interface, focused on the publishing feature. It includes three main buttons: 'Publish' on the left, which allows users to publish their documentation; 'Preview' in the center, which lets users preview their documents before publishing; and 'Create Doc with AI' on the right, which provides options for creating documents using AI assistance. The 'Create Doc with AI' button has a dropdown arrow indicating additional options. In the top right corner, there is a circular user profile icon with the letter 'A'. The background is dark, emphasizing the buttons.

Change Domain

Publishing

The screenshot displays the 'Publish DocsHound Docs' interface, specifically focusing on the Chatbot settings. At the top, there are navigation tabs including Theme, Domain, Basic Meta, Links, Analytics, Privacy, Chatbot, and Status. The Chatbot tab is selected. The interface includes a toggle switch for 'Chatbot enabled' to activate the Chatbot widget, and another toggle for 'Display on docs'. Below, there is a field for 'Support email' with a placeholder email address. The 'Avatar' section allows for uploading an agent's avatar with an optimal image size of 512px by 512px. The 'Agent Name' field is set to 'DocsHound Knowledge Assistant'. The 'Button label' field displays 'Chat with DocsHound', which appears when the chat is not open. The 'First message' field contains a welcome message from the agent. Lastly, the 'Allowed domains' field specifies domains that can host the chatbot, with 'www.docshound.com' as an example. A 'Save' button is located at the bottom right corner to save changes.

Update Avatar

Integrate Chatbot on Custom Domain

Advanced Chatbot Settings

Download Chatbot Logs

Chatbot React

Chatbot

Guide Settings

Article Options

Change Password and Profile Settings

Authentication

The screenshot displays the DocsHound interface for generating articles within the 'Demo User Guide'. On the left, there is a sidebar with a search bar labeled 'Search guide' and a section titled 'Demo User Guide' with a plus button to add new categories. The main area includes a header with the guide's name and a prompt to use the plus button in the sidebar to create a category and document. Below, there are sections for 'Suggested Docs' with an option to generate document suggestions, 'DocsHound resources' with buttons for 'Edit Docs', 'Publish Docs', 'Train Chatbot', and 'View all'. The 'Chatbots' section lists 'Help Bot', 'Sales Bot', and 'App Bot' with options to configure or connect. The 'Team Members' section shows the number of members and an 'Invite' button. At the top right, there are 'Publish' and 'Create Doc with AI' buttons, and a user profile icon.

Exporting Docs to Plaintext or Markdown

Overview

Locating Your Article

Export Options

Exporting Your Document