What is a Site?

A site is a knowledge hub designed to organize and present content for a specific audience. It serves as a central location where information is created, managed, and accessed. The audience for a site can vary, including an entire company, a specific department, or external customers.

• A site acts as a central hub for knowledge sharing.
• Each site is accessible via its own unique URL.
• Sites are tailored to the needs of particular audiences.

Key Concepts

Sites exist within a ScreenSteps account, and you can have multiple sites under one account. Each site can have its own set of permissions, controlling who can view or edit the content.

• Multiple sites can be managed within a single account.
• Permissions can be set at the site level.
• Sites help organize content for different groups or purposes.

Why It Matters

Understanding what a site is helps you effectively organize and distribute knowledge to the right people. By structuring information into sites, you ensure that each audience receives relevant and accessible content.

• Sites improve knowledge organization and access.
• They allow for targeted content delivery.
• Managing permissions at the site level enhances security and relevance.