Feature Request

When I insert an image into a document, the image is named "image" and is placed into a single root folder. This leads to duplication, needless storage use, and makes reviewing documentation and image reuse unnecessarily difficult. When an image is added, it should be added to a folder associated with that document. Name it whatever you feel you have to if you can't do any better, but the image should be easily addressable by association.

Currently, when clicking on a table cell, the floating edit bar appears and overlaps with the cell content, making it difficult to view. Our customers have suggested that it would be more user-friendly if the floating bar remains visible for 5–10 seconds and then automatically disappears when the user is not actively editing the cell. This approach allows users to access the edit options when needed, while also ensuring the cell content remains visible if no action is taken.

Our customers would like an option that allows them to read the article content and convert it into a Table.

I would like AI that looks at my entire KB and makes suggestions for improvements, both text and structure, based on best practices or criteria that I can define. Ideally, it could also read and interpret screenshots. Perhaps even an agent that can make changes that I can approve or reject (beyond just finding and fixing inconsistencies in writing, but that would be a good start). Kind of like an expert AI Technical Writer & Information Architect Agent.

Enable the option to have the replicated version of articles also appear in the search. It is important in our system that articles appear in several categories but also appear individually in the search.

I want to be able to import or create our style guide in doc360 and then AI will enforce it or make recommendations/highlight where something needs to be changed

For customers who have a strict no GenAI policy, they are looking for an option to switch off EddAI selectively?

I'd like to have an overview with all articles that link to a selected article, i.e. I open an article and can get a list with all articles that reference this one article by a link to it.

Hi team, I am raising the request on your behalf. In the keyword search results, the article details currently show the keyword match. Instead of displaying the keyword match for the article, it would be more meaningful to show the article description or summary. I have included a screenshot for reference.

If the link analytics limit is reached, we are not validating the updated links in the article. It would be great if we could show the updated / working links as "Not validated" instead of showing the old links present in the article with the status "broken" even after updating the links and publishing the article.