Manual Map

    A Shared Map So HEIDI Can Navigate Any App

    HEIDI Manual Map captures how your applications really work — pages, UI elements, and flows — discovered through the Chrome extension's Manual Mode. Review proposed diffs, approve what is accurate, and grow a team navigation map that powers voice and chat guidance.

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    Integration surface map

    Enterprise automation needs multiple surfaces—APIs, tools, and UI automation—under one governed operating model.

    Policy strength

    74%

    API-first automation

    Stable integrations and structured data.

    Fast and reliable

    Strong data contracts

    Best for systems of record

    System boundary (governed)

    Guardrails

    Gates + approvals + evidence

    Operational Knowledge

    Owners + versions + evidence graph

    HEIDI

    Guided runs + prompts

    Integrations

    APIs + tools + UI

    Surface scores (simulated)

    Stability

    88%

    Coverage

    72%

    Residual risk

    10%

    Policy strength

    74%

    The best platforms don’t fight reality. They combine surfaces under one governed operating model.

    What is HEIDI Manual Map?

    HEIDI Manual Map is a versioned graph of application pages, elements, and navigation flows. Operators capture structure via the Chrome extension Manual Mode; reviewers approve diffs to merge discoveries into the shared map. HEIDI uses this map to guide users step by step through internal tools.

    Capabilities

    What you can do with HEIDI

    Chrome extension capture

    Manual Mode in the extension records pages and flows as operators work — no separate documentation project.

    Diff review workflow

    New discoveries arrive as pending diffs. Reviewers approve or reject pages and routes before they join the map.

    Pages, elements, and flows

    The map models page nodes, UI elements, and the routes between them — not just screenshots.

    Versioned team map

    Each project keeps a versioned map so guidance stays aligned as applications change.

    Powers voice and chat guidance

    Once approved, the map feeds HEIDI's navigation skills — highlight fields, walk through menus, explain next steps.

    Use cases

    Where teams apply HEIDI

    Real workflows that benefit from visual design, automation, and governance.

    Onboard a new ERP screen

    Capture the screen in Manual Mode, approve the diff, and HEIDI can guide the next hire through it.

    Approve a new navigation route

    Review the proposed route between two pages before it becomes part of the shared map.

    Highlight where to enter a PO number

    With map context, HEIDI points to the correct field on the form the user is viewing.

    Walk through contractor onboarding

    Multi-page flows in the map let HEIDI guide each step without the user hunting menus.

    Keep map current after a UI change

    New Manual Mode sessions propose diffs; reviewers merge only what is still accurate.

    How it works

    From chaos to clarity in 4 steps

    1

    Capture in Manual Mode

    Operators use the Chrome extension while working; HEIDI records pages and navigation.

    2

    Propose a diff

    New pages, elements, or routes appear as pending diffs with explanations and risk flags.

    3

    Review and approve

    Reviewers approve or reject each page and route — governance before the map grows.

    4

    Merge into the team map

    Approved diffs update the versioned graph visible to the whole project.

    5

    Guide users via HEIDI

    Voice and chat assistance use the map to navigate, highlight, and explain the next step.

    Avoid these

    Common mistakes (and how to avoid them)

    Documenting UIs in static PDFs only

    Static docs drift from production UI and cannot power interactive guidance.

    Grow a live navigation map from Manual Mode capture with reviewed diffs.

    Auto-merging every extension capture

    Unreviewed map changes introduce wrong routes and unsafe guidance.

    Keep a human review step for pages and routes before they join the shared map.

    Deep dive

    Diff review and governance

    Manual Map is deliberately not fully automatic — accuracy matters for operational guidance.

    Each capture session can propose new pages and routes. Reviewers see explanations and risk flags, then approve or reject individually. Only approved structure becomes part of the map HEIDI uses for navigation.

    Pair Manual Map with screen-aware voice for guided walkthroughs, or Assistance Hub for the full operational surface.

    Q&A

    Frequently asked questions

    Learn more about how HEIDI works and how it can help your organization.