What is Atloria

What is Atloria?

Atloria helps teams turn project knowledge into clear, organized documentation that can be shared with the right people at the right time.

Many teams keep important information in scattered notes, conversations, files, and project tools. That makes it hard to create reliable documentation, keep it up to date, and publish it in a way that others can trust. Atloria brings that work into one place so teams can create documentation, review changes, manage access, and publish content for internal or public use.

Atloria supports the full documentation journey. Teams can set up projects, connect source material, generate draft documentation, edit and organize pages, manage versions, request approvals, publish to public websites, and track how documentation is being used. Atloria also includes AI-powered help features that can answer questions based on your project documentation.

Who Atloria is for

Atloria is designed for teams that create, manage, and share documentation as part of their daily work.

Common users include:

Documentation managers who oversee structure, quality, publishing, and lifecycle decisions
Writers and contributors who create and update documentation pages
Project administrators who set up projects, manage settings, and control access
Support leaders who use documentation and AI support agents to help customers find answers
Public readers who visit published documentation to browse guides, versions, and audience-specific content

What problems Atloria solves

Atloria helps teams solve several common documentation challenges:

Knowledge is scattered
Atloria brings project information, documentation work, and published content together.
Documentation is hard to maintain
Teams can create structured pages, update content over time, and manage documentation by version.
Reviews and approvals are unclear
Atloria supports review and approval steps before documentation is released.
Different people need different access
Teams can manage who can view, edit, review, or publish documentation.
Publishing takes too much manual work
Atloria helps teams move from draft content to public documentation in a more organized way.
Support teams need faster answers
AI support agents can use project documentation to answer questions and support self-service help.

How Atloria is organized

Most work in Atloria happens in two connected spaces:

Private project workspaces, where teams set up projects, create and review documentation, manage versions, and control access
Public documentation experiences, where readers view published documentation, switch between versions, and browse content meant for their audience

This means Atloria supports both the team creating the documentation and the people reading it later.

Main areas you will use

Depending on your role, you may work with different parts of Atloria:

Account access for signing in, registering, and moving between entry pages
Admin workspace for user access, permissions, security, audit activity, and high-level oversight
Project setup and onboarding for creating new documentation projects
Project management for dashboards, settings, and day-to-day administration
Document editing for writing, organizing, previewing, and publishing pages
Documentation versions for generating, reviewing, comparing, and releasing updates
Approval workflows for requesting and completing reviews before release
Audience management for tailoring content to different reader groups
Integrations for connecting Atloria with supported code hosting services
Screenshot capture for saving images from web pages to use in documentation
Analytics and audit history for understanding usage and reviewing activity
Export tools for downloading documentation versions and related records
Public documentation viewing for reading published content
AI settings and support agents for managing AI-powered features and question-answering experiences

Where to go next

If you are just getting started, these guides will help you understand how Atloria is set up and where to begin:

If you are setting up or managing work in Atloria, start here:

If you will be creating documentation, continue with:

Creating and Editing Documentation Pages

If you manage access, oversight, or controls, see:

In summary

Atloria is a documentation workspace for teams that need to create, manage, review, publish, and support documentation across private and public experiences. It helps turn project knowledge into structured documentation that stays usable over time, while giving teams the controls they need for access, approvals, publishing, and support.