Documents

The Documents page is your team’s shared knowledge base. It provides a folder-based file browser for organizing all your team’s content — from meeting notes and strategy docs to product requirements and marketing materials.

Layout

The Documents page has two main regions:

• Sidebar (left) — A folder tree showing all documents and folders in the current workspace.
• Main content area (right) — The document editor and viewer.

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Sidebar — Document tree

The sidebar displays your documents in a hierarchical folder structure. Each item shows:

Element	Description
Folder icon	Indicates a folder that can contain sub-folders and documents.
Document icon	Indicates a single document.
Item name	The title of the folder or document.

Navigation

• Click a folder to expand or collapse it and reveal its contents.
• Click a document to open it in the main content area.
• Folders can be nested to any depth.

Creating content

• New Document — Click the “New Document” button at the top of the sidebar to create a new document in the current folder.
• New Folder — Right-click in the sidebar or use the folder creation option to add a new folder.

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Main content area — Document editor

When you open a document, the main content area shows a full-featured rich text editor.

Editor toolbar

The toolbar at the bottom of the editor provides formatting options:

Tool	Description
Undo / Redo	Step backward or forward through edits.
Paragraph	Toggle between paragraph styles (heading levels, paragraph, quote).
Bold	Apply bold formatting.
Italic	Apply italic formatting.
Underline	Apply underline formatting.
Strikethrough	Apply strikethrough formatting.
Code	Insert inline code or code blocks.
Image	Embed an image in the document.
Table	Insert a table.
Embed	Embed external content.
Link	Add a hyperlink.
Divider	Insert a horizontal divider line.

Document header

At the top of each document, you’ll see:

• Breadcrumb navigation — Shows the path to the current document (e.g. “Jitera Product Internal Documentation / PLG / Accounts”).
• Document title — Displayed as a large heading at the top of the content area.

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Folder structure examples

A typical workspace might organize documents like this:

Folder	Purpose
Agent Team	Documentation for the agent development team.
Docs Team	Content team resources and guidelines.
Platform Team	Technical platform documentation.
PLG	Product-led growth materials, including sub-folders for LinkedIn and X post ideas.
Meeting Notes	Records from team meetings.
PRD	Product requirement documents.
Feature Flag List	Active feature flags and their status.
Roadmap Ideas	Future product ideas and planning.

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Sharing and access

• Documents are shared with all members of the current team by default.
• Documents inherit the access permissions of their parent team.
• Team owners and admins can manage document-level permissions in Settings.

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Quick actions

From the Documents page you can:

• Create a new document — Click “New Document” in the sidebar.
• Browse folders — Expand and collapse the folder tree to navigate your content.
• Open a document — Click any document in the sidebar to view and edit it.
• Search — Use the search icon to find documents by title or content.