Good writing helps you communicate clearly — whether you are documenting a process, drafting a message, or writing a product update. Elle, the AI assistant in Aha! software, helps you create clear, polished content in the right tone, so you can convey the right message without spending extra time.
Elle is built into the Aha! text editor. Use it to draft new content in any note, record description, or comment across your Aha! account, or to improve text you have already written. Your account data is not used to train the AI model.
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Enable Elle
Elle is enabled in your Aha! account by default. If you are an account administrator, you can disable AI drafting for all users in your account settings. Disabling AI drafts in the text editor removes the Elle icon from the text editor toolbar.
Navigate to User menu -> Settings -> Account -> Security and single sign-on -> AI control.
Use the checkbox next to Enable AI drafts in text editor to turn AI drafting on or off.
Click Update AI security to save your changes.
Draft text with Elle
Generate clear content in a fraction of the time it would take to write manually. Use Elle to draft emails, product updates, requirements, feature descriptions, and more, then refine the result.
Click the Elle icon in the text editor toolbar. The AI chat panel opens on the right.
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Enter a prompt describing what you want Elle to produce, then press Enter.
To apply saved guidance, click + and select a saved instruction.
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When Elle finishes drafting, choose how to use the result:
Click Insert to add the generated text to your document.
Click Ignore to discard it and prompt Elle again.
Enter a follow-up prompt to tell Elle what to change.
After you insert the content, edit it in the text editor to improve accuracy or style.
To reuse a prompt that worked well, click the Elle icon, then Previous prompts. Your recent prompts appear. Click Use next to one and edit it for your new task. You can also save prompts for your whole team.
Best practices
It can take several tries to get the results you want. Follow these practices for more predictable, useful output.
Be goal-first
The clearer you are about what you want to write, the better you can direct Elle. Your goal shapes the tone and style, so include it in your prompt.
Identify your audience
Name your intended audience in your prompt. This helps Elle choose language and terms that resonate. You can also name who is speaking, which helps Elle match the right voice.
Be specific
Tell Elle exactly what you are writing and what to include. Vague prompts produce vague results; specific details produce relevant, accurate content.
Experiment and iterate
Test different prompts and compare the results to learn what works. When you find prompts that consistently produce the results you want, save them as custom prompts so your team can reuse them.