What's the best knowledge base for both internal and external use

Question

On the hunt for a knowledge base for both;
- internal documents for staff to use internally (policies/procedures) 
- external documents for customers to use for troubleshooting (how-to, guides, support)

Florent Mérian · Accepted Answer

I recommend Slite to create your company wiki, share ideas and knowledge. Its latest release allows you to share notes and channels publicly.

Yelin Lee · Answer

collabee is great to share information internally and create a knowledge base with. You can also invite external partners to share your knowledge base externally.

Trevor Clifton · Answer

Great approach to handle complex alarm management for deep work. It's so intuitive to use.! I love it!

Dragos Bulugean · Answer

I've built this software to give developers the best UX they can get when writing documentation for their software. Archbee works well for knowledge base for your team and for product docs for your customers.

Alexey Pikurov · Answer

MyChat has the exact tool for managing a knowledge base called intranet forum. You can create topics, assign people to them (or they can subscribe to your topics by themselves). Any changes in topics will be displayed in the chat. You can use intranet internally or share some documents for your customers in a preview mode (they do not have to log in to the forum, you send them a link to the topic by using "Preview" mode)

Vedant Bajpai · Answer

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.blackboardedutech&hl=en

An · Answer

Zenkit will suit your need :) Just to name some benefits:
- Use labels to prioritize or categorize the documents.
- Assign staff to relevant items
- Make your collection public to external customers with a link or embed the collection in your website
- switch views (Kanban, table, list, mind map, or calendar) with one click
- Sync across all devices (available as Webapp, Desktop app, & mobile app)

Batuhan Bakay · Answer

I am wondering too

ElFitz · Answer

Put everything down as Q&As. Self-answer when necessary. Answers get to be easily improved over time, by everyone, as knowledge improves and both features and processes evolve.

Content is easy to find when you need it most (that's part of what makes StackOverflow so great), and it's a known, appreciated and efficient form-factor / UX.

Also, contributors get recognition for their contributions.

Justin Praveen John · Answer

I recommend Helpie KB - Wiki. Its recent release has got powerful content control capabilities. For an external knowledge base you can give access to anyone or only to logged in users. 
It has the best features for internal knowledge base. You can restrict access to specific topic based on factors like usernames and user groups.

Tom Ivers · Answer

Simple and embeddable KB/FAQ system.

Antoine G · Answer

Simple and easy knowledge base to use that comes with a fully integrated solution to help your business scale through delightful customers experience.

Ronia Reji · Answer

Whatfix is a digital adoption solution that allows you to onboard, train, and support both employees and customers. You can easily use it to create interactive how-to guides without any coding knowlege as such. It allows you to provide in-app guidance for your web applications so that users don't have to shuffle between screens while trying to resolve their issues. In addition, Whatfix also helps you to create content in multiple formats so that learners can pick formats that are best suited to their learning needs.

Evan Kimbrell · Answer

Workspaces in Taskade are great for internal and external use, and it's free to invite new team members.

Logesh Mohan · Answer

The Gist Knowledge Base provides your leads and customers with easy and fast access to answers about your products and services and allowing them to find recommended solutions to frequently asked questions

Amy Lowe · Answer

It's mainly designed as an internal knowledge base but you can share pages publicly.

Daniel Contreras · Answer

A bit harder to set up, but if you're comfortable with markdown this app is simply AMAZING and extremeley customizable, not to mention you're running it so your data stays with you, not on a server somewhere you don't know

Nevada Dyer · Answer

Try collabee as an alternative to your previous collaboration tools. It widen the boarder of what collaboration software can do and increase your team's productivity.

Ryan S · Answer

Notion is great! It is the best note taking app I've used. the ability to create tables and scrum boards quickly is pretty amazing.

Ricardo Alamino · Answer

Good for everything!