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Knowledge management software, or KM software, supports an integrated approach to identifying, capturing, retrieving, and sharing information assets that have a strong focus on—how to accomplish a task, how to handle a situation, how a process works, and how to get a job done. These assets may include text documents, presentations, images, audio and video files, and other data types.
The purpose of knowledge management software is to capture and distribute knowledge, allowing members of an organization, along with its partners and customers, to access and use the information effectively. Having a centralized repository where this knowledge is stored helps create a single source of truth in an organization, eliminating confusion and reducing the time to find information.
Knowledge management encompasses a range of specialized software products, with four subcategories—knowledge base software, Q&A platforms software, standard operating procedures software, and work instructions software. While some products are solely placed in one category, others with overlapping feature sets are placed in multiple.
Best Knowledge Management Software At A Glance
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Canvas Envision: the award-winning connected knowledge platform for manufacturing ecosystems Create and consume interactive digital work instructions for training, assembly, and maintenance. Drive fa
- 67% Small-Business
- 33% Mid-Market
171 Twitter followers
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Craft is collaborative workspace where your whole team can come together to take notes, create docs, manage work and ideate together. Craft's Daily Notes offers a paradigm shift in team collaboratio
- 82% Small-Business
- 14% Mid-Market
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XWiki is a robust open-source collaborative platform designed to enhance efficiency and streamline communication for companies of all sizes. By organizing knowledge effectively, XWiki reduces organiza
- 38% Enterprise
- 38% Mid-Market
1,658 Twitter followers
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Starmind is the smartest, fastest and most intuitive way to connect employees to the expert knowledge they need. Its human-centric patented AI learns who knows what on any given topic and identifies t
- 93% Enterprise
- 7% Mid-Market
2,491 Twitter followers
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Connecting the world’s software teams one business at a time is the mission of AnswerHub. If you are like most businesses, digital innovation is key to your success. Leaders like you must be concern
- Computer Software
- 37% Enterprise
- 37% Small-Business
485 Twitter followers
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DokuWiki is a simple to use and highly versatile open source wiki software that doesn't require a database.
- 75% Small-Business
- 17% Mid-Market
2,197 Twitter followers
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TWiki - the Open Source Enterprise Wiki and Web Application Platform
- Computer Software
- 50% Enterprise
- 44% Small-Business
9,903 Twitter followers
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Swimm is an AI coding assistant that helps developers quickly understand big, complex codebases—and seamlessly captures knowledge to fill in any documentation gaps
- Computer Software
- Computer & Network Security
- 67% Mid-Market
- 33% Small-Business
1,381 Twitter followers
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Knowledge Cloud is a modern knowledge management system designed specifically for law and consulting firms.
- 60% Mid-Market
- 30% Small-Business
27 Twitter followers
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Docsie is an innovative documentation management tool designed for ease of use and efficiency. It stands out with its AI-powered features, enabling automated content creation and updates. Ideal for
- Technical Writer
- Project Manager
- Information Technology and Services
- Management Consulting
- 78% Small-Business
- 19% Enterprise
19,103 Twitter followers
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BHyve is a knowledge-sharing and collaboration platform designed to transform how organizations tap into their internal expertise. It connects people to the right knowledge at the right time, helping
- 54% Mid-Market
- 46% Enterprise
102 Twitter followers
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Elevate Team Efficiency with Elium, the EU-DNA knowledge platform, now boosted with AI. Deploy knowledge bases across your organisation, simplifying access to crucial information, and empowering your
- 67% Mid-Market
- 25% Small-Business
1,335 Twitter followers
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Docwriter is a markdown language-based tool for creating easy-to-use online Documentation or Knowledge Base for your Project or Product. It is specially designed for business analysis and custom softw
- Computer Software
- Marketing and Advertising
- 54% Small-Business
- 46% Mid-Market
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Next Matter is the only process orchestration platform that empowers business users to publish automated workflows—without relying on IT. Purpose-built for the AI era, it combines the flexibility o
- Insurance
- 67% Mid-Market
- 30% Small-Business
55 Twitter followers
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Askbot enables users to create Q&A forums.
- 50% Mid-Market
- 33% Small-Business
343 Twitter followers
