Make useful answers part of your website.

Choose Cedros for service guides, onboarding instructions, and customer knowledge that belong with the rest of your site.

Choose GitBook when technical documentation, code synchronization, and API reference workflows are the central job.

Publish setup instructions, service explanations, or a customer guide on the same site as your offer. Your team can maintain that content without operating a separate publishing system.

Approved business knowledge gives the assistant a reliable starting point. Keep important facts current, and decide which information belongs in public documentation and which belongs in the private workspace.

A product with extensive API references or a Git-based documentation process may benefit from GitBook. Compare the authoring, review, publishing, and AI knowledge workflows you need. A business can use Cedros for its main website while retaining a specialist documentation platform.

Cedros docs use editorial drafts and publishing workflows beside the website’s pages and blog. The knowledge library stores private business documents separately. Both can support the team’s work, but a private upload is not automatically a public support source. Configure the audience and assistant access deliberately. Compare Git synchronization, API reference generation, versioning, and documentation-specific collaboration against your actual publishing process.

For Cedros, include the website plan, traffic and storage capacity, AI usage, email volume, required extensions, and any charges from your own providers. For GitBook, include documentation sites, contributors, publishing and AI requirements, and the main website/customer services you keep. A docs-only decision does not require replacing the whole website.