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August 26, 2019
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How to Document Processes in Your Business with Airtable and Loom

Build a simple Airtable database to store your team's SOPs, record Loom tutorials, and share processes by role or department.

How to Document Processes in Your Business with Airtable and Loom

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At my last corporate job, one of my quarterly goals was to document the function of my role. Requiring this allows for a more efficient organization.

In this video, we create a very simple Airtable structure to house our processes and procedures data. Then, we turn to Loom to create procedural tutorials and we store them in the database. Most importantly, once the structure of the database is complete, we create unique views that can be accessed by various roles and departments.

Gareth Pronovost
Gareth Pronovost
Founder & Lead Consultant

Gareth Pronovost is the founder of GAP Consulting, an Airtable-first consultancy that helps businesses replace manual workflows with systems that scale. A former corporate finance analyst turned no-code educator, he has taught hundreds of thousands of builders through his YouTube channel and led systems builds for organizations ranging from solo founders to Disney and Ticketmaster.

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