PHPKB knowledge base software has the following admin user levels. These user accounts can login to the admin area of PHPKB software to add/edit/manage content in the knowledge base. Superuser: It is the ultimate administrator that has access to... Read More

Professional knowledge base software offers several advantages over Wiki software. Have a look at some of them below. Knowledge Base Software vs Wiki Software Wiki software does not allow you to have both public as well as private content for the... Read More

User groups are associated with categories so that members of a particular user group can access the content of these categories. On the basis of types of users, groups are classified as: Admin Users Group: These groups are assigned to... Read More

Creating a knowledge base is an essential step for organizations aiming to enhance their information management, improve customer service, and streamline internal processes. Here are seven key steps to create an effective knowledge base: 1. Define... Read More

Expand "Manage" link in Groups section of left navigation bar to manage the groups you have created in the knowledge base. This page contains columns displaying details of user groups. These columns are: ID: This column displays the auto generated... Read More

PHPKB Users are those who have access to the knowledge base. Any user can read articles, but in order to create and publish them, the user must have certain privileges. Refer article Creating User Account to understand how... Read More

To add a new category, you should be logged in to the admin area either as a SUPERUSER or as an EDITOR. Only these user-levels have the right to manage categories in the admin area. Once you are logged in, follow the steps given below. ... Read More

Private categories work in conjunction with user-groups. You can create a user-group and assign some private categories to that group. Now, all users (KB Members) of that group would be able to view those private categories after login on the front... Read More

This article describes how to setup LDAP integration in PHPKB Knowledge Management Software. LDAP stands for Lightweight Directory Access Protocol, and allows usage of single user account directory to log in to various applications. LDAP... Read More

It gives us immense pleasure to announce today the release of PHPKB 7.0, the latest release version of our knowledge base software. The entire development team has worked very hard to make it happen on time as promised earlier. Your wishes came true... Read More