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Accelerate time to market by syncing documentation with your roadmap

Align teams at every stage of your product development with dynamic, centralized documentation. Automate updates, improve communication, and ensure a smoother path from roadmap to release.

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Fast-track your portal deployment

Fluid Topics offers a turnkey documentation portal that lets you get started immediately, ensuring your users have trustworthy access to critical content without any setup headaches.

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Consolidate knowledge,
elevate support

Stop answering the same questions over and over. Consolidate all your technical content from Confluence, Git, Markdown, or your own Wikis into one centralized hub. Empower Level 3 support, solution experts, and presales teams to access advanced knowledge quickly, reducing their workload and accelerating response times for complex issues.

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Sync your docs with
every release

Releasing fast means more than shipping code. Our solution keeps your docs evolving alongside your product by syncing directly with your release cycle. From automated release note generation to instant updates sourced from your CCMS, internal knowledge bases, parts catalogs, and API specifications, your documentation always reflects the newest features and changes.

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Overcome poor content discoverability

Product engineers often waste up to 25% of their time hunting for information, whether it’s a specific config file, the latest spec update, or that hard-to-find dev note. Fluid Topics solves this with a powerful semantic search engine that delivers the most relevant answers instantly, tailoring results based on context, even within complex product environments.

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Continuously improve your
product and docs

Fluid Topics tracks how your product documentation is used, what users search for, where they get stuck, and what information is missing.

These insights help you not only improve your content, but also pinpoint where users hit roadblocks with the product itself. By identifying gaps in both documentation and user experience, you can transform usage data into meaningful product improvements.

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Built to fit into your current tech stack

Our platform integrates seamlessly with the tools and systems you already use.
Get up and running quickly while keeping your existing workflows intact.

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Benefits for every stakeholder in the product team

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Provide accurate, easily accessible information to support teams and end users, while improving content governance throughout your organization.

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Don’t just take our word for it

Hear from Lonnye Yancey-Smith, Executive Manager of User Assistance at Hexagon, as she shares how her team transitioned from 4-week release cycles to 2-week releases.

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