Team knowledge sharing

Share knowledge with your team, without building a wiki

Give teammates view or edit access to any note, share a whole note group at once, or hand out a public link — no nested pages, no wiki software to set up.

How team sharing works in eNote

Every note in eNote can be shared directly with a teammate by email, with two permission levels: view, so they can read but not touch the content, or edit, so they can contribute alongside you. You stay the owner and can change or revoke access at any time.

If a whole team needs access to a set of notes, you don't have to share them one by one. Share the note group itself, and the same view or edit permission applies to everything inside it — useful for onboarding docs, meeting notes, or a shared project folder that the whole team reads or edits together.

For anything that needs to reach people outside eNote — a client, a candidate, or anyone without an account — turn on a public link for a single note. It gets its own URL and stays readable by anyone with the link, until you turn it off again.

Frequently asked questions

How is knowledge organized in eNote?

Notes live in groups you share with your team — per note or per whole group, with view or edit access — plus public links for anyone outside the team. It's built for teams who want to share knowledge simply, without setting up a wiki structure first.

What's the difference between view and edit permission?

View permission lets a teammate read a note (or every note in a shared group) without being able to change anything. Edit permission lets them write and revise content alongside you, the same as if it were their own note. You choose the level per person or per group, and can change it at any time from the share settings.

Who can see a note's public link, and can I turn it off?

A public link works like an unlisted page: anyone who has the URL can open the note without logging in, but it won't show up in search or in eNote for people who weren't given the link. You can disable it at any point, which immediately makes the note private again.

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Notes, tasks and boards for your whole team — set up in under a minute.

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