Leap vs Articulate
Articulate is a broad authoring suite. Leap is narrower: it starts from the SOP or policy and creates a reviewable training draft, quiz, and SCORM package on Team plans.
Use Leap when the source document is the bottleneck
Leap helps when someone still has to turn dense procedural text into the first module and quiz before a designer can review it.
Use authoring tools for custom learning design
Complex branching, custom simulations, and polished bespoke course design still belong in a full authoring workflow.
The practical workflow can be both
Use Leap for the source-grounded draft and evidence package, then use a specialist tool if the final course needs custom design beyond the generated module.
The decision rule
Choose Leap when the source document is the hard part.
Choose a broad authoring tool when the script, design, and course structure already exist.
Use both when Leap should create the reviewable draft and a specialist should polish the final course.