Instant search
Find any article in milliseconds with full-text search across your entire knowledge base.
Features
Everything your knowledge base needs
A modern knowledge base your team will actually use
Built around four pillars
Each pillar replaces a tool you already pay for — unified into one knowledge base.
Authoring
A writing experience your team enjoys
Rich block editor with embeds, code, tables, and slash commands. Real-time collaboration, version history, and suggested edits keep authoring smooth and reviewable.
Search & AI
Find answers, not just pages
Sub-200ms full-text search powers an Ask AI experience that answers questions with citations from your own knowledge base.
Permissions & SSO
Granular access without the headache
Category-level permissions, group inheritance, SSO/SAML and SCIM provisioning. Built on row-level security so the wrong person never sees the wrong page.
Integrations
Capture knowledge from anywhere
A browser extension lets you save pages and snippets straight into the right category. Markdown and CSV imports move existing content over in minutes — no copy-paste.
Plus everything you’d expect
Small details that make the daily experience great.
AI-powered answers
Ask questions in natural language and get sourced answers from your articles.
Team collaboration
Comments, mentions, suggested edits, and role-based access keep everyone aligned.
Flexible structure
Nested categories, drag-and-drop reordering, and breadcrumb navigation for any hierarchy.
Content analytics
Track views, reading trends, and engagement to keep your content relevant and up to date.
Secure by default
Row-level security, role-based permissions, SSO support, and category-level access controls.
"Keeping your data organized is the beginning of the AI journey"
Knowledge base FAQ
Common questions about modern internal knowledge bases — and how Nashi handles them.
What is a knowledge base?
A knowledge base is a centralised place where a team stores, organises and finds the information it needs to do its work — from how-tos and policies to product docs and FAQs. A modern knowledge base like Nashi adds full-text search, permissions and AI-assisted answers on top.
How is a knowledge base different from a wiki?
A wiki is one type of knowledge base, focused on collaborative editing. A modern knowledge base goes further: structured permissions, search relevance, analytics, and AI answers, so information stays trustworthy as your team grows.
Can we restrict who sees specific articles?
Yes. Permissions are set at the category level and inherited by descendants. You can grant access to individuals, groups synced from your IdP, or whole roles — enforced at the database level via row-level security.
Does Nashi support single sign-on (SSO)?
Yes — SAML 2.0 SSO with major identity providers (Okta, Azure AD, Google Workspace and others) on Business and Enterprise plans, with optional SCIM provisioning.
How does the AI answer feature work?
Ask AI uses retrieval over your own articles, then drafts an answer with inline citations to the source pages. It only sees content the asker is allowed to read, and you can disable it per category.
Can we import existing content?
Yes. Markdown and CSV imports are built in, so you can migrate content from existing tools without copy-paste.
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