Nobody wakes up excited to write SOPs.

It's the most boring task in the business.

It sits at the bottom of the list, permanently, because there is always something more urgent, and because writing out a process you already know how to do feels like the least valuable thing you could possibly spend an hour on.

So let me reframe it, because the maths on this changed and I don't think most people have noticed yet.

An SOP is a Claude skill.

If the process is written down clearly enough that a new hire could follow it without asking you questions, then Claude can run it too.

That's what makes SOPs the highest-leverage boring task in your business right now.

Every process you get out of your head becomes something you can hand to a person or hand to AI.

The hard part isn’t automating tasks, it’s having a clearly defined process, so that you can automate it. You can’t automate processes you haven’t defined or systems you can’t see.

If your business and SOPs lives in your head, it’s invisible to AI.

Getting the SOPs out of your head is easier than you think tho.

Every process in your business has been performed, explained and corrected dozens of times already. It's just currently scattered across your Gmail, your Drive, your Slack and your call recordings, in fragments with no structure.

So instead of writing them, you extract them. Connect those tools to Claude, point it at your Notion company brain, and tell it to pull out every process you and your team actually run and write them in Notion.

It literally takes 20min. And after doing that there are 2 more methods you can try to extract all the SOPs out of your head with Claude and organize it in your Notion company brain.

Work smarter. Not harder.
Chris "The Systemizer" Punt