AirSign Wiki

Your policies and know-how, in one place your team actually reads

AirSign Wiki keeps procedures, policies and how-tos in organised spaces, with full version history, comments on the page and Read & sign acknowledgements that land in Compliance.

Part of the AirSign suite - one plan, every app.

An Incident Management Procedure page in AirSign Wiki with a flowchart, callout and page tree

Write without the fuss

Headings, tables, checklists, callouts, images and diagrams in an editor anyone can use.

Every change kept

Each save is a version. Compare one with the current page, and restore it in a click.

Discuss it on the page

Comment on a highlighted sentence, reply, resolve, and @mention the people who need to know.

Prove it was read

Turn a policy into a Read & sign document and track who has acknowledged it.

Everything your knowledge base needs

An editor your whole team can use

Write procedures the way you would in a document, with the structure a wiki needs. Import a file to get started fast.

  • Headings, lists, tables, task lists, callouts and images
  • Flowcharts and diagrams written as text (Mermaid) that render on the page
  • Import and export Markdown
  • Attach files to any page
Learn more about write
Editing an onboarding checklist page in AirSign Wiki

Built in, not bolted on

@mention anything

Mention teammates, people, customers, projects and assets. Mentions link straight to the record.

Notifications

People hear about new comments on their pages and the first time they are mentioned.

Space permissions

Decide which groups can see and edit each space.

AI assistant access

AI assistants that support MCP can read pages, edit one section at a time and leave comments.

Markdown in and out

Bring existing documents in as Markdown and export any page.

Australian data

Your knowledge base is stored in Australia, alongside the rest of AirSign.

Works with

AirSign Wiki shares one database with the rest of AirSign, so nothing needs syncing between apps.

Frequently asked questions

For the core of a team wiki, yes: spaces, page trees, a rich editor, version history and comments. Where it differs is that it lives next to your signing, staff and compliance records, so a policy can be signed off by the people it applies to without another tool.

Yes. Read & sign turns a page into a signing document. Assign it by role or location, and completions are tracked in AirSign Compliance. When the policy changes you rebuild it so people sign the current version.

Pages are not live co-edited. If someone saved while you were editing, you are warned before saving and choose what to keep, so nobody overwrites anyone else by accident.

Yes. Paste or import Markdown and the page keeps its headings, lists, tables and links. Any page can be exported as Markdown too.

In Australia, like everything else in AirSign.

Wiki is part of the AirSign suite - one plan, every app. Book a demo and we will walk you through it and set up your account.

Give your team one place for how things are done

Book a demo and we will set up your first space with you.