Organize

Maps define the structure of your documentation. Tags, versions, and health tracking keep content findable and current as your project grows.

• Create and organize a map: build a hierarchy of topics for publishing

• Manage map versions: maintain separate structures for different product versions

• Classify content with tags: label topics for filtering and discovery

• Track content freshness: monitor staleness indicators and mark topics as verified

• View and restore topic history: browse past versions, compare diffs, and restore

• Content health and governance: how automatic health tracking surfaces decay before readers notice

• Content debt score: a single 0-10 score that rolls up quality findings, staleness, and verification age

• Automated lifecycle recommendations: nightly scans that flag topics for your Demand worklist

• Review structure suggestions: accept, edit, dismiss, revert, or restore the AI proposals for tags, types, variables, conditions, and maps

• Manage tasks: create, assign, and track documentation work items