Write SOPs, policies, runbooks and meeting notes in TeamTrackin Documents. Organise them in spaces and page trees, review and publish them, and control exactly who can view or edit each page.
A full knowledge base inside the platform your team already uses for time, projects and HR.
Give each team, department or client its own space, then nest pages as deep as you need. Move, duplicate, archive and favourite pages.
Type / to add headings, lists, checklists, tables, code blocks, quotes and coloured info, warning, success and danger panels.
Start from a template instead of a blank page and keep documents consistent across the company.
Edits save to a draft automatically. Readers only see the new version when you publish it, with an optional summary of what changed.
Discuss a page in threaded comments, or highlight a sentence and comment on it inline. Resolve threads when they are done.
Every published version is kept. Compare any two versions side by side and restore an earlier one in a click.
Set who can view or edit each space, then restrict individual pages to chosen people or groups. Restrictions carry down to child pages, and anyone without access can request it.
Give each page an owner and a review date. Pages move from rough draft to in review to approved, show a Verified badge while they are current, and are marked outdated when the review date passes.
Add a database page to any space. It is a table with typed fields and saved views, and it keeps the page's title, icon, access, sharing and trash. Anyone who can edit the page can edit the database, and the page owner or a space admin can lock its structure.
Track projects, suppliers, assets or anything else in a database page, right beside the documents that explain it.
Text, numbers, currency, percent, select, tags, status, dates, checkboxes, people, links, files, rating, progress and formulas.
Click a cell or press Enter to edit and move with the arrow keys, Tab and Enter. Thousands of rows scroll smoothly.
Build filters with AND/OR groups, sort on several levels, group entries and colour rows or cells by condition.
Count, sum, average, median, min, max and range, plus earliest and latest dates and checked percentages.
Drop a spreadsheet on the page tree. Every sheet comes in, field types are guessed and you check the mapping before anything is saved.
Export any view as CSV or Excel, see who changed what and restore it, and reach databases from the public API or the AI tools you connect.
Add a whiteboard page to any space for workshops, retros, flowcharts and planning. It keeps the page's title, icon, access, sharing and trash. Anyone who can edit the page can edit the board, and viewers watch it live without changing it.
Brainstorm, run a retro or map a process on a board right beside the documents that explain it.
Everyone on the board sees changes instantly, with live cursors and names. Follow a teammate, or bring everyone to where you are.
Sticky notes in four sizes and any colour, shapes, frames, text, lines and freehand drawing, with elbow, curved or straight connectors.
Select sticky notes and click Make ticket. The note shows the ticket key and status, and the ticket links back to the whiteboard.
Export the whole board or just a selection as PNG, SVG or PDF. Share the page like any other Docs page, with view or edit access.
Versions are kept automatically while people work, and you can save a named version. Preview any version and restore it in place.
The built-in AI assistant can find and summarise boards you can open. Keys and connected AI tools can read and change boards with separate read, write and delete permissions.
Set up your first space in a few minutes.
Add a space for a team or topic and decide who can view and edit it.
Pick an SOP, meeting notes, decision record, onboarding or retro template — or a blank page.
Drafts save as you type. Ask for a review, then publish when the page is ready.
Watchers hear about changes, comments capture questions and review dates flag stale pages.
Step-by-step procedures with checklists and warning panels, reviewed on a schedule so they stay correct.
Policies and onboarding checklists, with sensitive pages restricted to HR and managers.
Specs, decision records, runbooks and retros, linked to each other and exportable when you need a copy.
Documents sit beside the boards, projects and HR tools your team already runs in TeamTrackin.
Plan the work your documents describe in sprints.
Projects, milestones and tasks with built-in time tracking.
Keep policies and onboarding next to leave, timesheets and benefits.
Share boards, hours, invoices and vault files with clients.
Knowledge base software is a shared, searchable home for the things your company knows — procedures, policies, how-to guides, decisions and meeting notes. TeamTrackin Documents gives you spaces, a page tree, templates, comments, version history and page-level access control, inside the same platform you use for time tracking, projects and HR.
Type / in the editor to add headings, bulleted, numbered and check lists, tables, quotes, code blocks, dividers and info, warning, success and danger panels. You can also @mention people, link to other pages by typing [[, and add images, file attachments and videos from YouTube, Loom or Vimeo or by upload. Spreadsheet pages are available for tabular content.
Blank page, SOP / how-to, meeting notes, decision record, onboarding checklist, retrospective and spreadsheet.
Your edits save to a draft automatically as you type, so readers keep seeing the last published version. When the page is ready you publish it, optionally with a short summary of what changed and a notification to watchers. Every published version is kept in the page history, where you can compare versions and restore an earlier one.
Yes. Each space has a default level for everyone — no access, can view or can edit — plus grants for specific people or groups, up to space admin. Individual pages can then restrict viewing and editing to chosen people or groups, and those restrictions carry down to child pages. People without access can request it.
Give each page an owner and a review date, and request a review from chosen people. Pages move through rough draft, in review, approved and outdated. Approved pages show a Verified badge until their review date passes, so readers can tell at a glance whether a page is current.
Yes. Search across every page you have access to from the Documents screen or with Cmd/Ctrl + K. Pages can be exported to PDF (through your browser's print dialog), Word (.docx), Markdown and HTML, and spreadsheet pages to Excel (.xlsx).
A database is a page that holds a table with typed fields — text, numbers, currency, select, status, dates, people, files, formulas, links to other databases and links to TeamTrackin tickets, boards, pages and clients. Show it as a table, board, gallery, calendar or list, each view with its own filters, sorts, grouping and colours, and open any entry in a side panel with its own page, comments and change history. It lives in your page tree and follows the page's access, sharing and trash.
Yes. Choose New page → Import CSV or Excel, drop an .xlsx or .csv file on the page tree, or paste a table. TeamTrackin finds the header row, guesses each field's type and brings in every sheet. You can rename, retype or skip columns before importing, read a short report afterwards and undo the import for 48 hours. Confluence database CSV exports and Notion "Markdown & CSV" exports work too, and any spreadsheet pages you already had became databases automatically.
Yes. Choose New page → Whiteboard, pick a template (Blank, Retrospective, Brainstorm, Flowchart, Mind map, Kanban, User journey or one of your company's own) and click Create whiteboard. You get an endless canvas with sticky notes, shapes, frames, connectors, pen and highlighter, images and files. Everyone on the board sees changes live, and viewers can watch without changing anything.
Yes. Select one or more sticky notes, click Make ticket, pick the board, type and title, and click Create. The note then shows the ticket key and status, and the ticket links back to the whiteboard page.
Documents is part of the Premium and Enterprise plans. See the pricing page for the full comparison and the 14-day free trial.
Know who has read each page, share published pages through links that expire, and send pages for signature.
Press Ctrl+K (Cmd+K on a Mac) anywhere to search tickets, projects, people and documents, or jump straight to any page.
How it worksReact to tickets, comments and messages with a quick thumbs-up, tick or party popper instead of another reply.
How it worksCopy a direct link to any ticket or comment, and undo a delete or archive with one click or Ctrl+Z.
How it worksSend a PDF or a Documents page for signature. Signers type or draw their signature, and you get the signed PDF with an audit certificate.
How it worksSee who has read a page and who hasn't, ask people to confirm they've read it, and send a reminder to anyone who hasn't.
How it worksShare a published page with anyone through a link that works for 1, 7 or 30 days, with an optional password.
How it worksImprove, shorten, translate or turn notes into an SOP, and get answers from your own documents with links to the pages used.
Ask questions about your team in plain English — hours by person or project, overdue tickets, who's off, overtime and invoices — answered from your real data and only what you can see. Ask how to do something in TeamTrackin, where a setting is or whether you can do something, and get click-by-click steps.
Take a lookSummarise tickets and chats in one click, get your stand-up and weekly report written from your tracked time, and improve, shorten or translate documents.
Take a lookSpaces, templates, comments, version history and page-level access control — alongside time tracking, projects and HR in TeamTrackin. Try it free for 14 days.