Wiki.js
A private Wiki.js workspace for team documentation, technical guides, and searchable shared knowledge.
What you get
- Visual and Markdown editing for pages, navigation, links, and reusable team documentation.
- Search, page history, comments, groups, and granular page permissions.
- Separate persistent application-content and PostgreSQL storage.
- Private HTTPS endpoint with secure initial administrator email and password handoff.
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Why buy it
Wiki.js provides a private browser-based knowledge base with visual and Markdown editing, navigation, search, page history, permissions, and asset uploads. Cli>_ operates the application, PostgreSQL database, encrypted persistent storage, HTTPS endpoint, and initial administrator handoff.
Use Wiki.js for internal documentation, runbooks, onboarding, policies, project notes, and other maintained team knowledge. The service includes a private Wiki.js application, dedicated PostgreSQL database, separate persistent application-content storage, HTTPS, and secure initial administrator credentials. Your administrators control users, groups, page permissions, content, navigation, authentication choices, integrations, and exports. External identity providers, outbound email, and optional third-party search or storage integrations are not preconfigured and require compatible credentials plus operator review where runtime changes are needed.
Build a useful team knowledge base
- Create and organize documentation with visual or Markdown editing, navigation, links, and uploaded assets.
- Use search and page history to find current guidance and understand how pages changed.
- Control access with users, groups, and page permissions for private team knowledge.
What Cli>_ operates
Cli>_ provisions and operates the Wiki.js application, PostgreSQL database, TLS endpoint, encrypted persistent volumes, resource limits, and initial administrator handoff. Your administrators remain responsible for users, groups, permissions, content, authentication configuration, integrations, exports, and application policy.
Optional integrations are not preconfigured
External identity providers, outbound email, and optional third-party search, analytics, or storage integrations are not enabled by default. They require customer-supplied compatible credentials and may require operator review before runtime configuration changes are applied. Availability depends on the upstream Wiki.js version and the selected integration.
Open-source license and independent hosting
Wiki.js is open-source software distributed under the GNU Affero General Public License version 3. The Wiki.js name and project assets belong to their respective owners. Cli>_ is an independent hosting provider and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Requarks.io or the Wiki.js project.
Official Wiki.js resources
Elektronische levering van cloudservices
De diensten worden elektronisch aangeboden na betaling en inrichting. Er zijn geen kosten voor fysieke verzending.
EU-infrastructuur met wereldwijde toegang
De klantenservice draait voornamelijk op infrastructuur in de EU/EER. Klanten buiten Europa, inclusief de VS, kunnen diensten bestellen, maar er moet rekening worden gehouden met eventuele vertragingen tussen regio's. De beschikbaarheid is uitgesloten voor gesanctioneerde of verboden rechtsgebieden.
Credits en terugbetalingen
Voorgeld kan gebruikt worden voor toekomstige diensten waarvoor het geldig is. Betalingen zijn niet terugbetaalbaar, tenzij de wet dit vereist of CLI & Open hier schriftelijk mee instemt.
Agent API
Agents can read product data and request quotes through the public API. Commit actions such as payment or order placement require human confirmation.
Geverifieerde klantbeoordelingen
Klantbeoordelingen verschijnen hier nadat ze zijn goedgekeurd.