The best thing i like in archbee are 1. Templates you can create to standardise your knowledge articles 2. facility to add different types of blocks in a articles with facility tag articles 3. drag and drop facility to arrange knowledge articles in any folders 4. facility to showcase knowledge in a wesbsite.

We are migrating from 3 different wiki's and legacy knowledgebases that we where populating during the las 5 years to a One4All solution. So far I must admit the support is the main reason we stuck to this Archbee. We had some hickups. but support always replied fast and helped us solve the issues. Dev and Project management alike...all are full Ok with Archbee, so we are here to stay. I am using mainly the MacOS application - like it alot. + swagger and other cool widget are already implemented so easy for me a PM to use. lightning fast in comparison to Confluence

It has an uncluttered interface that makes it quick to capture notes. It provides for blending text and diagrams to make capturing concepts & processes - either new project ideas or SOPs - pretty quick. Keyboard shortcuts make the marking up of documents pretty quick - and the shortcut list is easily available to help speed up your workflow. Diagramming tools - both flowcharting & the recently added Mermaid option - provide you with sufficient diagramming capability to not have to switch out to another tool. The recent native app option - enabling you to access Archbee outside of your browser is a nice addition - although export to PDF using the native app currently has not worked for me. The block editor is similar to WordPress's Gutenberg blocks. Working within both platforms with a similar editor look & feel leads to greater efficiency.