Why Get SOPs exists

Most SOPs are bad. They're either written by AI that's never met your business or thrown together by someone who's never done the work. So they sit in a folder nobody opens while your team Slacks you the same five questions on repeat.

Meanwhile, your whole morning stops because someone's out and nobody can find the process, assuming it was ever written down. Is it in ClickUp? Google Drive? A Slack DM from last August? The shared folder inexplicably named "Recipes to Try"? (It's that one.)

You're not failing. You're scaling, and your systems haven't caught up yet.

Get SOPs exists to close that gap. Not with another binder, but with honest answers: which documentation tools teams actually adopt, which ones become expensive shelfware, how to write processes people follow without being chased, and what the research says about why any of it works. Everything here is independent, field-tested, and written to be used.