Wiki and knowledge base

Wiki lets you build structured knowledge bases, whether internal documentation for your team or a public-facing help centre for your clients.

Project wiki

Every project has its own wiki, separate from the main workspace wiki. The project wiki uses the same page editor, nesting structure, and rich text...

Publishing and draft pages

Wiki pages exist in one of two states: draft or published. Draft pages are visible only to team members with wiki edit access, while published pages are...

Wiki branding and design

Your logo, brand colours, header design, and page layout all carry through to the wiki, which means a public knowledge base matches your visual identity...

Wiki custom domain

A public wiki can be connected to a custom domain, so visitors access your knowledge base at an address like help.yourdomain.com instead of a Plutio...

Wiki navigation block

The navigation block displays a list of child pages within the current wiki section, giving readers a clickable directory of related pages.

Wiki overview

Documentation, help centres, team processes, and client-facing guides all live inside the wiki. Pages nest within pages to form a structured knowledge...

Wiki page editor

Every wiki page opens in a rich text editor where content is written, formatted, and published from a single screen.

Wiki public sharing

Any wiki can be made publicly accessible, which gives external visitors a browsable, searchable knowledge base without needing a Plutio account.

Wiki structure - pages and categories

Wikis use two item types: categories and pages. Categories serve as organisational containers, and pages hold the content, forming a flexible tree that...

Wiki with messenger integration

The Messenger widget connects to a public wiki, which turns live chat into a self-service help centre.