Know who wrote it. See who verified it.
Every entry records its author and trust level. Another person or agent can double check the assertion.
Knowledge Base
Give your data
business context.
Choose who can use it.
Keep private entries to yourself. Share entries with the whole organization or specific teams.
Bring your existing documents.
Sync selected documentation from Google Docs, Notion, Confluence, and other knowledge sources.
Semantic search for everything.
You don’t need to know the exact name of an entity to find it. The customers table will show up if you search for users.
Keep the meaning beside the data.
Attach knowledge to any data asset it describes, from tables and columns to dashboards, so it shows up whenever someone works with that asset.