The documentation line-item
Every BC and D365 Sales SOW carries a documentation line-item. Capture the configuration walkthrough once and the writeup is ready — no separate documentation sprint at the tail end of the engagement.
Solution · Consulting firms
The documentation line-item, the training deliverable, and the demo recap are already implicit in the implementation work your team does every day. Worksnip captures the session once and ships all three — source-cited, and ready to send.
Already on the SOW
Your engagements already promise documentation, training, and demo follow-ups. Worksnip doesn't add a deliverable to the plan — it produces the ones already on it.
Every BC and D365 Sales SOW carries a documentation line-item. Capture the configuration walkthrough once and the writeup is ready — no separate documentation sprint at the tail end of the engagement.
The end-user training your consultants already run live becomes a permanent, narrated reference the client keeps — the same session, nothing extra to schedule.
The follow-up you'd otherwise type up by hand after a discovery call — ready to send the same afternoon, citing the exact screens you walked through.
The retention risk that's not in the SOW
The configuration decisions they made and never wrote down. The demo script they'd refined over forty client calls. The workaround for the one client whose process never quite fit the standard flow. None of it lives in a Word doc — it lives in their head, and it leaves with them.
Worksnip captures that knowledge as a byproduct of the work itself, while they're still on the team — not reconstructed from memory after the exit interview.
One engine, two Dynamics specialties
Whichever side of the engagement your team is running, the narration already speaks its vocabulary.
Business Central
Worksnip knows the difference — and the difference between Open and Released, Item Ledger and General Ledger. Grounded in Microsoft's own Business Central documentation, on every plan.
Learn moreD365 Sales
The same engine, tuned for the CRM side of the house — qualifying, quoting, and pipeline stages. Grounded in Microsoft's D365 Sales documentation, on the Business plan and up.
Learn moreBusiness Central draws on 8,318 Microsoft docs, included on every plan. D365 Sales draws on 587 Microsoft docs, included on the Business plan and up. Same grounded, source-cited engine — the corpus depth is honestly different by design, never presented as parity.
How firms run it
Step 1
An implementation walkthrough, an end-user training, a discovery-call demo — the consultant just works. The side panel records in the background.
Step 2
The narration engine turns the capture into a source-cited, senior-consultant-quality writeup automatically — no editing pass required before it's presentable.
Step 3
Flick for the client to learn at their pace, Brief for the SOW documentation file, Reel for a passive recap, Beat for a scan. Same content, the recipient picks the mode.
Practice pricing
Two plans cover most firms. Clients and reviewers always watch for free.
For a small consulting pod.
Includes D365 Sales
For firms running both BC and CRM engagements.
Clients, reviewers, and anyone you send a share link to view for free — no seat, no login required. See the full pricing breakdown, including Starter and Enterprise.
“Three demos a day means three Worksnips an afternoon. The recap arrives before the prospect's coffee gets cold.”
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