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- LINKEDIN · EVENTSince 19 Feb 2026
Most documentation workflows didn’t start fragmented, they evolved that way. Writing happens in one system, technical review in another, feedback in a third, and publishing becomes a coordinated handoff. Over time, that complexity slows teams down, introduces unnecessary risk, and makes every release heavier than it needs to be. As documentation grows, the lack of a centralized workflow turns simple updates into multi-step processes that drain time and context. In this session, we’ll walk through what a centralized documentation workflow looks like in practice. From drafting and collaboration to publishing and hosting, you’ll see how teams can simplify their process, keep feedback in context, and move from draft to published without juggling disconnected tools. The focus is practical and real-world: how documentation actually gets done, and how it can be done more smoothly. What you’ll learn: - Why documentation workflows become fragmented over time - Where friction appears in writing, review, and publishing - What a centralized writing → review → publish flow looks like - How to reduce context switching without disrupting technical workflows - How teams can scale documentation without adding more tools Who should attend: - Technical writers and documentation managers - Product and engineering teams involved in documentation review - Teams managing growing or multi-product documentation - Organizations looking to centralize and simplify their docs workflow About the speaker: Armando Salazar is a Documentation Success Manager at Archbee with a background in technical writing and documentation architecture. He works closely with growing teams to design scalable documentation workflows that balance structure, collaboration, and ease of use. His focus is helping organizations reduce friction in their documentation process while maintaining clarity and quality as they scale.
- LINKEDIN · IMAGERecorded 8 Sept 2026
With the GTM team at How To Web conference. Come see how we can help you turn your static docs (old way) into INSTANT ANSWERS with our knowledge portal tech (new way). We already do it for many great companies (big, small and everything in between). We have the biggest line 😉
- LINKEDIN · VIDEORecorded 8 Sept 2026
Shipping the first version of your docs is often the hardest part. We decided to fix that — meet documentation.new 🔹 Describe your product, upload readmes, faqs, or API references 🔹 In under a minute, you’ll have a working outline to review and refine 🔹 When you’re ready, hit Deploy — it spins up a live documentation site, ready to ship on your domain 🔹 If you need to make changes and edits, continue with one of the best CMS out there Check it out, and let us know how your team approaches documentation today!.
- LINKEDIN · IMAGERecorded 8 Sept 2026
Have you heard about the Republic of Morella? How about... - F.S.R. of United Contana - Republic of Arcasia - Republic of Kyrute - Confederacy of Yarktralis - Federation of Anrakan Isles - Kingdom of Rumburg - Republic of Qinal - Holy Federation of Free Cities - Republic of Morella - Nurist Republic of Derdia - Grand Duchy of Pales - Kingdom of Rizia - Democratic Republic of Valgsland - Republic of Wehlen - Republic of Agnolia - Republic of Lespia They are part of the Suzerain Universe by Torpor Games. It brings nice memories of when I played Warcraft 3 and Starcraft 1... The Suzerain Universe has an extremely nice wiki and it's powered by Archbee (YC S21). Kudos to Ata Sergey Nowak, Ilke Karademir and the team for their creative energies :)
- LINKEDIN · CAROUSELRecorded 7 Oct 2026
TURN STATIC DOCS INTO INSTANT ANSWERS. Build beautiful knowledge portals that are easy to navigate, search, share and contribute to.
- Text-onlyYour CMS is holding your docs hostage. Powerful search, version control, and a WYSIWYG editor. That's great for 2020. In 2025, if your platform isn't offering these 8 features, you're not just writing docs—you're managing a museum. 1️⃣ Semantic Search. Users don't search for the exact words you used. They search for the problem they have. Your CMS needs AI-powered semantic search that understands intent, not just keywords. It should answer natural language questions like, "How do I connect to a new database?". 2️⃣ Content Health & ROT Analysis. Your docs are full of ROT (Redundant, Obsolete, Trivial) content. A modern CMS should proactively flag it. Imagine a dashboard showing: "These 15 pages haven't been viewed in 6 months," or "This code snippet is likely outdated based on our latest release." An automated content gardener. 3️⃣ User Journey Playbacks. You see a page has high views, but is it successful? This feature shows you anonymized recordings of user sessions in your docs. You can see where they get stuck, what they copy, and where they rage-quit. Like having a UX researcher looking over your user's shoulder, 24/7. 4️⃣ Proactive Content Recommendations (In-App). Don't wait for the user to search. A great CMS integrates with your product to offer contextual help. If a user is struggling on the billing page for more than 30s, a small pop-up should offer them the "Billing FAQs" article. It brings the help to them. 5️⃣ AI-Assisted SME Reviews. The biggest bottleneck is getting Subject Matter Expert reviews. This feature uses AI to pre-process content for SMEs. It highlights the specific technical claims that need verification and even formulates direct questions like, "Is this parameter name still correct for the v2.5 API?" It respects their time, so you get faster approvals. 6️⃣ Trust Score & Verified Snippets. Not all content is created equal. This feature adds a "trust score" to articles, based on how recently they've been updated and verified by an expert. Crucially, code snippets get a "Verified for version X.X" badge, automatically tested via CI/CD. It tells devs what they can trust at a glance. 7️⃣ Search Query-to-Article Pipeline. Your search analytics show 100 people searched for "how to integrate with Slack," but you have no article on it. A smart CMS doesn't just show you that data; it automatically creates a draft article with that title and assigns it to your team. It turns missed opportunities into a content pipeline. 8️⃣ Low-Code Interactivity. You shouldn't need a UI developer to make your docs engaging. A modern CMS needs a library of low-code interactive components: add a quiz, an editable code block, a pricing slider, or an interactive diagram as easily as you'd add a screenshot. This is why we're building Archbee (YC S21) (we shipped some of these features already). So, for all the tech writers and doc managers building the future: What's the #1 "dream feature" you wish your CMS had right now?LINKEDIN · TEXT-ONLYRecorded 8 Sept 2026
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