Productivity
Knowledge areas that point somewhere.
A knowledge area flagged as concentrated on one person is a problem; one with documentation behind it is a smaller problem. This connection is how the documentation gets attached.
What connects
A link connection between knowledge areas and the pages that document them, with a check that the link still resolves.
What crosses the boundary
- Received: page titles, URLs and last-edited dates for pages you link.
- Received: nothing from pages you have not linked.
- Sent: nothing. Orglume does not write to your workspace.
- Received: whether a linked page still exists, so broken links surface.
What this lets you do
- Attach real documentation to a knowledge area rather than a promise of it.
- Show documentation age, because a page untouched for two years is weak evidence.
- Include documentation links on an offboarding handover automatically.
- Surface knowledge areas whose documentation has been deleted.
Setting it up
- 1Connect the workspace with read access.
- 2Link pages to knowledge areas as you create them.
- 3Review which areas have no documentation at all.
- 4Set a staleness threshold that makes sense for your business.
Permissions
Read-only, and only for the pages you explicitly link. Orglume does not index your workspace, search it, or read anything you have not pointed at.
What you can ask once this is connected
- “Which knowledge areas have no documentation?”
- “Show me documentation not updated in a year.”
- “What documentation exists for this customer?”
Where it stops
Linking and freshness only. Orglume does not read the content of your documentation, cannot answer questions from it, and will not write or reorganise anything in your workspace.
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