Published at: 2026-10-15
Create Online Document
- New → New Knowledge Item > Online Document.
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Enter title; write body.
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Format headings/tables; attach files.
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Set validity period/permissions.
- Save draft or Publish.
Overview
Online documents are suitable for systematic content such as policies, operation manuals, product materials, solution descriptions and experience summaries.
Before you start
- Role permission: your account must have edit permission for the target folder.
- Version: use the current Knowledge Base 2.0 interface.
- Attachment conditions: attachments that need AI processing must be in a currently parseable format.
Steps
- Click New on the knowledge base homepage.
- Choose New knowledge entry.

- Choose a folder with edit permission or above as the storage location.

- Switch between rich text and Markdown.
- Fill in the title and content; insert images, add attachments and adjust formatting as needed.

- Set the validity period as needed.

- Click Publish to enter the publishing flow.
Completion results
- After saving a draft, the knowledge does not enter normal search or AI calls.
- After a successful publish, the official version can enter viewing, search and AI retrieval according to permissions.
- When a published document is edited again, the new content is saved as an unpublished draft version and the official version keeps serving.
Attachment notes
- Supported attachment formats and single-file size follow the current online configuration.
- Attachments that need parsing, chunking and AI ingestion must be in a currently parseable format.
- Whether an attachment can be downloaded depends on the user’s permission level on the folder.
Expected results and verification
- Reopen the page with the current account.
- Confirm the target folder contains the online document as draft or published.
FAQ
| Issue | Handling |
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| Cannot see the target entry | Check product usage conditions and the current account permission. |
| Result not updated after operation | Refresh the page and check the task status or knowledge status. |