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Wiki

2min

Wiki

The Wiki module serves as a central knowledge management system where important information, guides, and documentation can be stored in a structured way and made easily accessible.

Organize Wiki structure

  • Structure your Wiki area from the beginning with a well-thought-out folder hierarchy.

  • This makes navigation and later content management easier.

Create Wiki entry

As a regular user (with appropriate rights):

  1. Click the plus symbol in the bottom right corner.

  2. Select "Create Wiki entry".

  3. Enter a title and content.

  4. Add files if needed.

  5. Click "Save".

As an administrator:

  1. Go to "Wiki Pages" in the administration area.

  2. Click the "Create" button.

  3. Enter a title and content.

  4. Select the appropriate parent page/area.

  5. Set the page status.

  6. Under "Advanced Permissions", you can:

    • Restrict access to specific groups or users

    • Make content available only within the company network

    • Set a PIN code to protect the page

    • Share the page via a public link for externals

Edit Wiki entries

  1. Click the Wiki entry you want to edit.

  2. Make your changes.

  3. Save the entry to update it.

Export Wiki entries

  • Wiki entries can be exported as XLSX or CSV.

  • You can select which columns to display.

Security options for Wiki content

  • Target audience control: Restrict access to specific groups or individual users.

  • Network control: Make content available only within the company network.

  • PIN protection: Secure sensitive information with an additional PIN prompt.

  • External sharing: Share selected content via a protected link with external partners.

Ideas for first Wiki entries

  • General company information (foundation, milestones)

  • Guidelines and company values

  • Organizational structure: departments, teams, etc.

  • Location information

  • Onboarding materials for new employees

  • Data privacy policies

  • Software and tool guides

  • Work instructions

  • Policies on working hours, vacation, sick leave, dress code

  • User manuals for commonly used equipment (tables, chairs, coffee machine)