Most sites have hundreds of procedures sitting as PDFs or Word files, and the usual digitization project starts with someone retyping each one into a new template, which is slow and is also where new errors get introduced. A better approach is to start from the document as it already exists and let software read its structure, pulling out the steps, warnings and sign offs so the procedure becomes a set of individual steps instead of one long file.
That is how Interface handles it, since you bring in the procedure as it is and the AI breaks it into steps that can be edited, assigned and run on a phone or tablet. Your team reviews the result instead of rebuilding it, which turns a retyping project into a review.