Compare Matterial vs TWiki

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Description	Matterial is a flexible enterprise wiki platform. Matterial gives the functionality of a Wiki, with a single-page interface, and a familiar news-feed style dashboard. Comes with site ... Read More	TWiki is a powerful and flexible enterprise wiki software package. It lets users create interconnected Web pages and quickly add content in any language, without html knowledge. It is a ... Read More
Entry Level Pricing	Not Available	Not Available
Free Trial Availability	No free trial	No free trial
User Ratings	4.2 (5)	4.5 (15)
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Demo	Matterial has not given any software demo yet If you're the owner of this profile, add your demo.Contact us	View demo

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Total Features	0 Features	0 Features
Unique Features	No features	No features
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Organization Types supported	Medium Business Small Business Large Enterprises Individuals Freelancers	Medium Business Small Business Large Enterprises Individuals Freelancers
Platforms Supported	Browser Based (Cloud) Mobile - iOS Mobile - Android Installed - Windows Installed - Mac Browser Based (Cloud)	Browser Based (Cloud) Mobile - iOS Mobile - Android Installed - Windows Installed - Mac Browser Based (Cloud)
Modes of support	24/7 (Live rep) Business Hours Online	24/7 (Live rep) Business Hours Online
API Support	Available	Not Available
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User Reviews

User Ratings	4.2 (based on 5 reviews)	4.5 (based on 15 reviews)
Rating Distribution	Excellent 1 Very Good 0 Good 0 Poor 0 Terible 0	Excellent 9 Very Good 6 Good 0 Poor 0 Terible 1
Expert's Review generated by AI	No Expert ai Review available for the product	TWiki stands out as a powerful, open-source platform for collaboration and knowledge sharing, as highlighted by users. Its easy markup features and scalability make documentation and tracking ...Read more
Pros and Cons		Powerful platform for collaboration and extending functionalities securely. Easy markup features making documentation and tracking simple. Visualization capabilities with easy data plotting. Open source platform for ease of use and sharing. Knowledge sharing base with accessible FAQs. Newcomers may find the richness of features and customizations complex without proper support. Limited selection in the Marketplace for additional apps and connectors may restrict advanced functionalities.
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Negative Reviews	No reviews available for the product	No reviews available for the product
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Integration with other apps	No Integration information available.	No Integration information available.

Customers

Customers	Suva Sunrise Helsana	Stanford University Sony Bosch

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Screenshots	No screenshots available.	1 Screenshots
Videos	No videos available.	2 Videos

Alternatives

Alternatives	Zoho Wiki 4 KBPublisher 2.6 SmartSupport 0.5	simplewiki SlimWiki 2.5 GitBook 4.7

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

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Neither Matterial nor TWiki offers a free trial.

Matterial is designed for Large Enterprises, Medium Business and Small Business.

TWiki is designed for and undefined.

Pricing details for both Matterial and TWiki are unavailable at this time. Contact the respective providers for more information.

Some top alternatives to Matterial includes Zoho Wiki, KBPublisher, SmartSupport, Drupal Wiki, LearnLode Enterprise, TWiki, KnowledgeBase Manager Pro, Talisma KnowledgeBase, IntelligenceBank KM and GoGoWorx.

Some top alternatives to TWiki includes simplewiki, SlimWiki, GitBook, Zoho Wiki, Drupal Wiki, LearnLode Enterprise, Wiki.js, Wiki Valley, XWiki and Team Wiki.

Disclaimer: This research has been collated from a variety of authoritative sources. We welcome your feedback at [email protected].

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