Hey All,
Looking to building a Wiki for our shop. Workflow procedures, etc, across departments. Been looking at things like Slab and Notion, but they charge by the user and with 50+ employees that really adds up. Anyone have anything that they could recommend?
Thx!
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Interesting. We used to have Confluence at my previous company but that isn’t free when you have 50+
I have been struggling with google docs and trying to add my own hyperlinks to other docs. Very painful.
I’ll watch this thread with interest 
Make a wordpress site.
Funnily enough I have just this second been given a confluence login.
We are going to run it on the 10 user plan for a little bit and then see if we can sell it to the bosses!
If your shop uses Office 365 I can recommend building a Sharepoint Site.
I’ve built one at my place and it works really well. We’re using teams internally so the site just drops right in.
Nextcloud has a pretty good wiki called collectives , pretty happy with it when you consider all the other nextcloud features
We ended up going with slab.com. We started migrating a bunch of our intranet-hosted PDFs, etc, but we hit a very busy spell. The platform is cool, albeit a little expensive. But there are always trade offs.
Let’s be honest. Does anyone actually read these? I used to spend an exorbitant amount of time building internal documentation and wikis and procedures and the read/adoption rate was laughable.
Not gonna argue with that one…but when the boss wants to do something like this who am I to say no? 
I don’t know… I dig the idea of it. And with so much info that needs to be put out into the world with remote it sort of makes more sense than not.
But I obviously like writing shit so grain of salt and all. We’re trying slab as well. So far so good.
It’s good to hear that it wasn’t just my dry writing style.
I get a real kick out of doing it and I like to think that when I get stuck in Resolve I have a document written specifically for our pipeline.