The best Document360 alternative for technical teams
GitBook is the ideal home for your team’s technical wikis, API docs and product plans — with a branch-based workflow, an intuitive editor, and powerful publishing options
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GitBook vs Document360
A branch-based based workflow
On other platforms, live edits can result in content getting messy and cause conflicts. In GitBook, everyone on your team can create a branch of the primary content, make their edits, then request a review and merge it when ready. The result? Fewer conflicts, and better quality docs.
Link your docs to GitHub or GitLab
The best docs include knowledge from across your team. With Git Sync in GitBook, everyone can contribute to your docs, no matter where they prefer to work — whether that’s GitBook‘s powerful WYSIWYG editor or in GitHub or GitLab . And everything stays perfectly in sync.
Powerful publishing options
GitBook is unbeatable for publishing product docs. With tons of customization options, interactive API blocks and integrations, and audience settings that let you choose precisely who can read your docs, it’s the ultimate public docs platform.
Powering documentation for all kinds of products
Permission settings that put you in control
GitBook’s tiered permissions let you choose exactly what all your contributors can do — from full admin rights to read-only access. Global permissions make it easy to manage everything, while content-level overrides let you increase or limit people’s access when needed.
Your changes all save automatically in GitBook, whether you’re editing alongside others in real time, or working in your own branch. So it’s easy to keep track of changes with the diff view, and roll back if needed.
