The use case: how Nexthink deploys GitBook
Nexthink uses GitBook to manage its product documentation across public and customer-restricted portals, including API docs. Git Sync keeps content connected to GitHub, and branching lets the team prepare release documentation in advance while non-technical colleagues suggest edits directly in the editor.
In the customer’s words
GitBook gave us the best of both worlds. It integrates seamlessly with our engineering stack, while offering our internal stakeholders an intuitive editing experience — no code editor required. Making updates is now fast and frictionless.Other companies using GitBook
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- Nov 13, 2026
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Documentation is no longer tied to release cycles, stakeholders across the company can contribute directly, and Git Sync keeps everything connected to the engineering workflows the team depends on.