Stetley Pages: a wiki that stays up to date

Coming soon

A knowledge base for your team: spaces of pages, written in Docs, reviewed on a schedule and approved before they go live. Pages is new, and still growing.

Coming soon

Stetley Pages is in preview with a few teams. It opens to everyone soon.

What it does

Pages that don’t go stale

Every page can have a review date. Its owner is reminded when it passes, and readers see a note that it may be out of date.

Approved before it’s live

Pages go from draft to review to published. Readers keep the live version until a new one is approved, and every approval is recorded.

History you can trust

Every version is kept, with a word-by-word comparison between any two, and one click to restore.

Bring Confluence with you

Import a Confluence space export. A dry run first shows what converts and what needs a look; then your page tree, tables, images and links come across as drafts.

Templates

Runbook, decision record (ADR), meeting notes, policy, release notes and how-to, each with a sensible review interval. See the runbook and decision record templates.

Good to know

• A page is a Docs document, so you write it with the editor you already know, or publish a Word file.
• The read view loads no script at all.
• Readers are counted per page per day; no reader is ever recorded.

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