Your organization's knowledge

For engineers, engineering managers 4 min read

Runbooks, guides, decision records and knowledge footprints from departures, in one searchable place that Ask ELOS answers from.

Knowledge is your organization's memory: documents from your connected sources, docs written in ELOS, and the knowledge footprints captured when people leave. The source stays the system of record; ELOS indexes it so it can be found and cited.

Find something

• Ask a question in Ask ELOS about your knowledge. The answer cites the documents it used.
• Search runbooks, guides, postmortems and decision records by what they're about, not only by exact words.
• Filter by Type, such as Guide or Memory, and by Source.

Where knowledge comes from

• Docs written in ELOS appear as soon as they're published. See Write and publish docs.
• Knowledge footprints are captured automatically on departures. See Offboard and hand over.
• Your connected sources, such as repository docs and wikis, are indexed when you connect them.

Everything is filtered to what you're allowed to see. A custom role with read scope sees only its part of the organization, here and in Ask ELOS.