Central SOP management
Manage every SOP your company runs from one central repository.
An SOP (standard operating procedure) is a written set of steps for carrying out a recurring task the same way every time, such as onboarding a new hire or closing the books. SOP management is how a company keeps track of the SOPs it has: which ones exist, where they are stored, and which version is current.
Process knowledge scattered across the company
Today the actual knowledge of how a process works is scattered across Slack threads, meeting notes, tickets, and a half-finished doc, with no single place that has all of it. Writing the SOP down means reconstructing it from memory and old messages, and whatever gets missed stays undocumented. When an agent is asked to follow the process, it either finds nothing, finds a version that skips the part that was only discussed in a Slack thread, or retrieves a document nobody has updated in a year.
Qontext as the shared SOP repository
In Qontext, an SOP is one markdown file in the context repository instead of a scattered mix of threads and half-finished docs. Qontext syncs the sources where the knowledge already lives, such as Slack, Confluence, or Notion, and a context agent can synthesize what is spread across them into a single, structured SOP. The file sits in your context repository where every connected agent can easily access it, so an agent following the process gets the complete, current version instead of a fragment. Because edits keep file versions and go through change reviews, the SOP stays accurate as the process itself changes.
Get started
Connect the sources where your process knowledge lives today, such as Slack, Confluence, or Notion.
Ask a context agent to synthesize knowledge about a process into a single SOP file, or write it yourself.
Every agent connected to your workspace can now read the current SOP directly from the context repository.