Create your own private wiki online and manage knowledge

Gather all your knowledge on a single platform

Reduce the volume of emails exchanged

Centralize information scattered across multiple supports (emails, office documents…)

Answer (once and for all) the questions asked by your clients, colleagues, suppliers…

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Professors

Students

Developers

Writers

Project Managers

Facilitate Knowledge Transfer

Professors

• Smart Revision Notes: Organize and revise your courses easily with advanced tools.
• Centralized Course Versions: Ensure your students always work on the validated version of the courses.
• Transparent Tracking and History: Keep track of every modification.
• Granular Permission Control: Protect your courses with access management tools.

Students

• Simplified and Quick Revision: Find your courses easily.
• Interactive Visual Supports: Enhance your revisions with graphs, videos, and maps.
• Smart Collaboration: Discuss and contribute actively with modern tools.

Developers

• Flexibility and Data Power: Integrate complex functionalities.
• Optimized Data Management: Structure scalable databases.
• Enhanced Security: Ensure the protection of your platforms.

Writers

• Intuitive Editing: Write with modern tools.
• Inspiring Layout: Create captivating interfaces.
• Source Management: Cite your references easily.

Project Managers

• Transparent Version Tracking and History: Manage your documents rigorously.
• Structured Information Organization: Create customized databases.
• Dynamic Collaboration: Centralize exchanges and notifications.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who can use a Wiki?

A wiki, with its great flexibility, can be used by an individual wanting to create their personal wiki or by a large company or public entity (ministry...), including startups, to create a knowledge base.

How do you access the wiki? With what security?

Access your wiki securely in SAAS mode from any connected device with a simple web browser.

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Client References

Our Clients' Feedback

"The platform truly serves as a knowledge performance tool and promotes better team cohesion."

Pierre Georges Anquetin, hydraulic laboratory director at Artelia

"(...) We therefore turned to Wiki Valley, a simple and efficient solution to create our collaborative platform."

Emmanuel Pierrat and Agnès Secretan, director and legal officer of the Great Library of Law (Paris Bar Association)

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Our Team

Nicolas NALLET

MediaWiki and Semantic MediaWiki Consultant. Founder of the company Sémantiki, collaborative web platforms in 2012.

Sébastien BEYOU

MediaWiki Consultant and System Administrator. Contributor to MediaWiki since 2008 and consultant since 2015.

Mathis BACKERT

UX Design Project Manager and MediaWiki Consultant since 2021.