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Your internal knowledge base. In the same system as everything else.

Procedures, instructions, and policies in a folder structure with permissions. Write directly in the system. Find in seconds. Export to PDF.

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Internal knowledge base integrated into the management system.

The problem

Documentation nobody finds helps nobody.

Procedures in SharePoint. Instructions in a shared folder. Policies on an intranet nobody visits. The information exists, but it is scattered. New employees ask around. Auditors wait.

  • Procedures in a SharePoint folder. Nobody finds the right version.
  • New employees ask around for instructions that should be readily available.
  • HR procedures are in a folder everyone can see, even though they should be restricted.
  • New employees ask for instructions. Nobody knows where they are.

In AmpliFlow, procedures, instructions, and policies live in the same system as the processes they describe.

  • Pages, folders, and files in the same system as processes, deviations, and goals.
  • Permissions per page, folder, and file. HR procedures visible only to HR.
  • Rich text editor with images, tables, code blocks, and formatting.
  • PDF export with preview. Print without leaving the system.
What is included

Pages, files, and folders. All with permissions.

Write directly in the system or upload files. Organize in folders. Control who sees what.

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Folder structure

Unlimited depth. Breadcrumbs show where you are. Drag and drop to move.

Rich text editor

Headings, images, tables, code blocks, lists, and formatting. Write directly in the system.

File uploads

Upload any file type. PDF files are previewed directly in the system.

Per-asset permissions

Owner, Editor, Viewer per page, folder, and file. Padlock in the tree view shows restrictions.

Search

Fuzzy search across all titles and file names. Matching text is highlighted in results.

PDF export

Server-side conversion with preview. Print directly from the browser.

View and edit modes

Pages open in read mode. Editors click Edit to switch. No risk of accidental changes.

Audit trail

Created by, last modified by, timestamps. Full traceability.

How it works

From empty structure to living knowledge base

How you build your internal knowledge library, step by step.

The structure is created

The team lead creates folders: Procedures, Policies, Instructions, HR. Each folder gets the right permissions.

Pages are written

A new procedure is written directly in the system. Rich text with headings, images, tables, and formatting. No Word file to upload.

Files are uploaded

Drawings and certificates that already exist as files are uploaded to the right folder. PDF files can be previewed directly.

Permissions are set

The HR folder is restricted to the HR team. A padlock icon in the tree view shows it has custom permissions.

Content is used

Employees search and find the right page in seconds. The manager exports to PDF. Everyone sees who last edited.

Part of the system

Knowledge lives where the work happens.

Pages in AmpliFlow are not a separate intranet. They live in the same system as processes, deviations, and documents. Procedures that are described are linked to the processes they belong to.

Documents

Pages and document management are the same feature. Everything lives in one folder structure.

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Processes

Process descriptions can link to detailed pages with instructions and checklists.

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News

An announcement can link directly to a page. New procedure? Communicate it and link to the instructions.

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The platform

One platform that keeps the business connected

Start where the need is highest. Add more parts as the business grows, without creating new silos or losing context.

Choose the tools you need

Processes, goals, projects, risks, documents, people, and external requirements live in the same platform. Start where the need is highest, then expand without adding new silos.

18 tools selected

Common from the start
Can be added

Management

Governance & objectives

Risks & nonconformities

Documents & data

AI features in AmpliFlow

People

External requirements

FAQ

Common questions

What is the difference between pages and document management?
Pages and document management are the same feature in AmpliFlow: what we call Pages. Policies, procedures, and uploaded files live in the same folder structure. There is no separate document management system.
How do permissions work?
Each page, folder, and file can have its own permissions: Owner, Editor, and Viewer. These are separate from global roles. A folder with custom permissions shows a padlock icon in the tree view.
Can we export pages to PDF?
Yes. Server-side conversion from markdown to PDF with in-app preview before download. Also supports printing directly from the browser.
What file types can be uploaded?
Any file type. PDF files can be previewed directly in the system. Files can be renamed, moved between folders, and deleted.
Is there a search function?
Yes. Fuzzy search across all page titles, folder titles, and file names simultaneously. Matching text is highlighted in the results.
Do we need ISO certification to use this?
No. An internal knowledge base is useful regardless of certification. If you have ISO requirements for documented information, it becomes easier to keep procedures and instructions accessible.

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