Extensions in Document360 connect your knowledge base to the tools your team and customers already use - helpdesks, collaboration platforms, automation tools, and translation services. Instead of switching between tabs to find and share content, extensions bring your knowledge base directly into your existing workflows.
Without extensions, your knowledge base and your other tools operate in silos. Support agents have to leave their helpdesk to search for articles. Teams using collaboration tools like Microsoft Teams or Drift have no direct access to documentation. Content that needs translation has to be exported and managed manually. Extensions remove these friction points by creating a live connection between Document360 and the platforms your team relies on every day.
Each extension is purpose-built for a specific platform and takes only a few minutes to set up. Extensions are configured from Connections () > Extensions () in the left navigation bar of the Knowledge base portal. Once connected, the extension appears in the Connected extensions section at the top of the page and is ready to use.
Extensions are configured at the project level using a shared token. Only Admins and Owners can set up extensions.
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Help desks
Connect Document360 to your customer support platform so agents can search and share knowledge base articles without leaving their helpdesk workflow.
Freshservice
Access and share knowledge base articles from within Freshservice service desk tickets.
Learn more →Zendesk
Search and share articles inside Zendesk tickets and enable federated search across your knowledge base.
Learn more →Intercom
Let support agents find and share knowledge base articles directly within Intercom conversations.
Learn more →Salesforce
Embed the Document360 knowledge base inside Salesforce cases so agents can search and share articles without leaving the console.
Learn more →Team collaboration
Bring knowledge base content into the tools your team uses every day, reducing context switching and keeping your team productive.
Slack
Search and share knowledge base articles directly from Slack channels and conversations.
Learn more →Microsoft Teams
Access and share knowledge base content without leaving Microsoft Teams.
Learn more →Drift
Enable Drift users to search and surface relevant knowledge base articles during live chats.
Learn more →Zapier
Create automated workflows called Zaps that connect Document360 with thousands of apps using triggers and actions.
Learn more →Make
Build automated scenarios that connect Document360 with other platforms using Make (formerly Integromat).
Learn more →Code repositories
Keep your documentation in sync with your development workflow by connecting Document360 to your code repository.
GitHub
Sync documentation updates with GitHub repositories to keep your knowledge base aligned with your codebase.
Learn more →Translation
Extend your knowledge base to translation workflows and browser-based access.
Chrome
Access and search your Document360 knowledge base from any browser tab using the Chrome extension.
Learn more →Crowdin
Automate and enhance the localization of your knowledge base by syncing articles with Crowdin for machine and human translation.
Learn more →Best practices
- Connect only the extensions your team actively uses. Each active extension generates a token that adds a connection point to your project — keep the connected extensions list clean and relevant.
- Only Admins or Owners should configure extensions. Since extensions use a shared project-level token, restrict access to team members who understand the implications of connecting external platforms.
- Test each extension in a staging or test project before connecting it to your production knowledge base, particularly for automation tools like Zapier and Make where misconfigured triggers can create or modify content unintentionally.
- Review connected extensions periodically. If a tool is no longer in use, disconnect it to reduce unnecessary access points and keep your integrations list manageable.