Each project in the system has its own knowledge base. With the help of programs and portfolios, you can see the general knowledge base for all projects. The knowledge base is a large document consisting of subsections with an unlimited level of nesting.
Each page (article or section) of the knowledge base is edited using the built-in WYSIWYG editor, which is indistinguishable from working in a regular word processor. Knowledge base topics may have tasks or requirements associated with them that must be completed.
You can insert images from the clipboard, tables, formulas, and UML diagrams into articles. You can attach files and tags to articles, and conduct discussions using comments.
By working with the knowledge base in the form of a list of sections, you can organize a project blog (log) in which to publish the latest reports or notes for the project team.
Import your MSWord documents, Excel files and other materials used in your work into the knowledge base.
Select a section of text and use the context menu to select Create a task (or Create an issue). The system will prompt you to create a task related to the current knowledge base article. The link to the task will be placed instead of the selected text. You can track the status of a task, so you can organize control over the setting and execution of instructions collected as a result of meetings.