Capture screenshots and document configuration work with ease.
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About SpeedShot
SpeedShot — fast configuration documentation for ERP consultants.
Documenting customizations shouldn't slow down your implementation. SpeedShot lets you capture exactly what you configured and turn it into a clean, shareable document — without juggling the OS screenshot tool, pasting into Word, and re-cropping every image.
Whether you work in SAP, Oracle, Dynamics, NetSuite, Workday, or any web-based ERP, SpeedShot lives in a side panel right next to your work and keeps your hands on the keyboard.
Why ERP consultants use SpeedShot
• Capture in context — full-page or region screenshots of any config screen with a single shortcut (Alt+S). No switching apps, no manual cropping.
• Structure as you go — organize captures into Documents → Requirements → Steps, so your fit-gap, config workbook, or test script builds itself while you work.
• Annotate fast — add captions, detailed notes, tags, and voice notes to each step so the "why" behind every customization is never lost.
• One-click handover — export polished .docx or Markdown ready to drop into a config workbook, KT pack, or client deliverable.
• Record process flows — capture click-by-click walkthroughs for training and UAT.
• Find anything — full-text search across every screenshot caption, note, and document.
Built for client work
Everything is stored locally on your device — SpeedShot does not send your screenshots or notes to any server. Your client's configuration stays private.
Keyboard-first
• Alt+S — capture screenshot
• Alt+A — toggle full-screen / region mode
• Alt+E — start/stop process recording
Stop assembling documentation after the fact. Capture it the moment you build it