Core Web App

Add the ability to publish a Central KB article and link it directly to one or more companies, such that the article appears in their local KB and is fully searchable from within that company’s context.

Currently, it appears that any user is able to add items to a list. It would be nice if this could be restricted. For example, when adding a ListSelect field to an Asset Layout, underneath the "Allow User To Choose Multiple Options" text, add another checkbox that says "Allow User To Add New Items". Or maybe it would be better to have a group permission that allows or restricts adding items to lists? That way, only specified groups can add list items. What do you think?

With our organization, we highly value techs providing input and suggestions to our business and technical processes. When we write documentation, it's pretty sensical that the comments section will be used as feedback for an article. One thing that's sorely missing from a management and QOL perspective is a way to monitor and handle comments across a vast array of articles or assets. The biggest way I can think of to improve this is a management page for comments. This should show all comments with columns for date entered, the item it's on, the user that entered it, number of replies to the comment (other FR that I support), etc. This dashboard should offer filtering capabilities so that content moderators can easily and quickly find good feedback and act on it. Some other Feature Requests that you should support if you like this one: * Notifications (or webhooking) for comments (see https://hudu.canny.io/feature-requests/p/comments-send-email ) * Replying or threading comments, mentioned in https://hudu.canny.io/feature-requests/p/create-threads-sub-comments-for-replies-on-comments

When archiving an entire company, none of the child assets (websites, etc) should show up in expirations. An example of this happens currently when the expirations email notification is sent, websites for archived companies still show up as expiring.

Currently if I go in the "Expirations" I can still see entries of things that are now archived (website, SSL, even custom assets). These things are archived and therefore not needed. It would be very useful to add a way to filter these out so we can see what is actually expired.

Add company KB Articles to PDF Export please.

We'd like to be able to share "Networks" via the external portal. Clients need to be able to navigate from networks (knowing an IP) and find what device that IP is assigned to. Clients need to be able to navigate to an asset and see what IP is assigned (and be able to click into it)

If I archive a company, I'd expect the alerts for that company to be archived or at least not triggered for those companies. The alerts still trigger on archived companies, though, and that seems wrong. Can this be addressed?

It would be great if we could get a file manager per client similar to the attached so we can upload documents related to the client (policy/compliance etc)

It would be nice to be able to use conditional logic for asset layouts. For example, if a certain checkbox is checked, an additional text field could show up. If the box is not checked, the text field does not show.