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Knowledge Types define the categories of knowledge items that can be created and managed within your organization. They provide the structural framework for organizing extracted knowledge across projects. Knowledge Types page showing list of configured knowledge item types

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What are Knowledge Types?

Knowledge Types categorize the items in your knowledge system. For example, you might define knowledge types for:
  • Entities — People, companies, locations referenced in documents
  • Clauses — Contractual clauses or legal terms
  • Requirements — Compliance requirements or specifications
Each knowledge type defines the structure and behavior of the items that belong to it.

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Managing Knowledge Types

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Creating a Knowledge Type

1

Click Add Knowledge Type

Open the creation form from the Knowledge Types page.
2

Configure Properties

Set the name, description, and any configuration properties for the type.
3

Save

The knowledge type becomes available for use across all projects in your organization.
Knowledge Type creation form showing name, description, and property configuration
For a deeper understanding of how knowledge types fit into the broader knowledge system, see the Knowledge System concepts documentation.