There are a variety of knowledge management systems, software, and tools for companies of any size or stature. Choosing the best knowledge base software depends on your company size, budget, and needs. Content management software: CRM software such as Hubspot and WordPress enable you to build pages for customer education content. They also provide access to plugins to help you create and customize an attractive and professional knowledge base or documentation from templates. Browser extensions: Extensions such as Guru integrate with Google Chrome, enabling companies to share information from their knowledge bases directly into the web-based applications. Team members gain access to up-to-date information in real-time. Web-based tools: Web-based project management and note-taking software such as Notion enables your team to collaboratively view, sort, filter, and edit data in multiple databases. Apps: Apps like Slack act as a knowledge base by providing access to your company’s conversation history. Users can find the information they need in seconds using the search function. In addition, Slack integrations can connect with existing knowledge base software enabling you to access the files, feedback, and data from within one central place.