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Digital Adoption Moves the Manual Inside the Screen
Stonly, Whatfix, Salesforce and MadCap are competing to put reliable answers where work happens. Their tools reveal a harder truth: guidance only works when the underlying knowledge is kept clean.
The Knowledge Stack Has Four Places to Put the Answer
Confluence, Archbee, Spekit and Upland Panviva all promise to make company knowledge useful. The meaningful difference is where each one expects the answer to meet its reader.
Customer Success Software Has an Identity Crisis
Eight tools promise happier customers, but they solve very different moments in the journey. The smart buy starts with the failure you need to fix, not the category printed on the box.
Six Customer Success Tools Rewriting the Post-Sale Playbook
Stonly, Cast, ZapScale, Usetiful, Kaizan and Userpilot reveal how customer success is splitting into a stack of guidance, intelligence and action.
The Retention Stack Fighting to Keep You From Cancelling
Inline Manual coaches users inside the app while Vitally tracks whether they stay. Two sides of a quiet industry built on one anxious question - will you renew?
Onboarding Is Where SaaS Quietly Wins or Dies
Baton, GUIDEcx, Rocketlane and Whatfix are four of eight startups chasing the same ugly truth - most customers churn in the first 90 days, long before anyone thinks to look.
Spekit, Glean and the End of Looking Stuff Up at Work
Two well-funded startups are attacking the same quiet tax on office work - the hours people lose hunting for answers that already exist somewhere in the company. One buries the answer inside the sales tools; the other indexes everything and lets you ask.
Stonly
How two Dashlane veterans turned the frustration of writing a help article nobody reads into a knowledge platform that answers back.
Spekit
Reimagine revenue enablement with the Rep Acceleration Platform. One governed source for coaching, content creation, and deal intelligence in the flow of work.
The gold rush to keep your customers from leaving
Candu, Churn360, Churned, Avoma, Velaris, Apty, Cast - and SAP - are all chasing the same moment: when a customer quietly decides whether to stay. This is the software built to fight churn, and the AI agents now doing the fighting.
Customer Success Software Stopped Advising and Started Doing
For a decade, tools like Pendo and Userlane told humans which accounts to save. Now Hook, Velaris and Cast are shipping the agents that do the saving, and the whole category is quietly picking a side.
Your Company's Knowledge Is Lost. These 8 Tools Want It Back
Glean, Whatfix, Zendesk, Salesforce, Slite, Spekit, Archbee and Nuclino all sell the same promise - that your team will finally find what it needs. Here is how the eight of them actually split the work.
Pendo
The companies winning the AI era ship software people genuinely love to use. Pendo surfaces where users and agents struggle and then helps you act on it, turning experience gaps into business results.
Appcues
The no-code platform that turned software onboarding into a discipline - and gave 'product-led growth' its name.
Guidde
Guidde is an AI-powered video documentation platform that turns a screen recording into a polished, narrated how-to video in minutes. Used by 4,500+ companies including Nasdaq, Yahoo, Bayer and SentinelOne, Guidde positions itself as the connective tissue between employees and the enterprise software they have to learn fast.
Yoav Einav
Yoav Einav is the CEO and co-founder of Guidde, the AI-powered video documentation platform that turns complex enterprise workflows into step-by-step video guides in minutes. A product leader with over 13 years in B2B software — spanning stints at Qwilt, Iguazio, and GigaSpaces — Einav co-founded Guidde in 2020 with Dan Sahar, leveraging their shared background in video infrastructure to solve a problem every scaling company hits: how do you transfer what your best people know? In February 2026, Guidde closed a $50M Series B led by PSG Equity, bringing total funding to $80.6M, and is now used by 4,500+ enterprises — from Nasdaq to Bayer — across 50,000 applications.