Keystone Features Overview

Organizing Knowledge for Users

See how Keystone structures organizational knowledge inside WordPress. All from $59/year with no per-seat fees or external services.

Find relevant information quickly.

Every member gets a knowledge browser with access to their assigned modules and all open access modules.

Search – scoped by assignment, titles and content

Filters – view any level of the content hierarchy

Favorites – quickly return to useful content

Informative – actionable nudges where needed

Aware – interface adjustments by access level

Knowledge Browser

Provide one central location for quick access to information, scoped by what is relevant to the member.

Module Assignments

Assign required and reference modules to members or teams. Assignments keep information scoped.

Open Access Modules

Give all members access to some or all modules without assignment. Create an open knowledge library.

WordPress Block Editor

Build modules and items inside the WordPress Block Editor. No need to learn a new system.

Search & Favorites

Search across all of your accessible modules and their items. Bookmark any item as a favorite.

Browse by Topic

Tag items with “topics” to group related content across modules. Filter the knowledge browser by topic.

Role-Based Control

Map Keystone’s user capability levels to any existing WordPress user roles, including custom roles.

Completion Tracking

Track the completion of required modules. View progress by individual member or entire team.

Require Re-completion

Require members to re-complete an item if you update the item’s content in a meaningful way.

Sequential Completion

Set required modules to unlock items sequentially. Each item unlocks as the previous item is completed.

Multiple Item Types

Format the content of items to align with their purpose. Use Keystone’s type-defining blocks.

Member Profiles

View module assignments, access, and completion by individual member. Set per-member due dates.

Email Notifications

Notify members by email when modules are assigned to them, including bulk assignment.

CSV Exports

Download organizational and per-member module completion reports for easy data analysis.

White Label

Modify the display of the Keystone label to something like “Handbook” or whatever fits your organization.

Allow each item to serve a specific purpose.

Keystone provides item-type blocks. E.g. If you use a Knowledge Check block, your item becomes a Knowledge Check item.

Reading – default item type, general content

Checklist – list of actionable steps with checkboxes

Knowledge Check – multiple choice questions

Document – embedded, downloadable document

Video – embedded YouTube, Vimeo or video file URL

Survey – multiple-option polling, stored results

Stored isn’t the same as known.

Keystone tells you whether your team has actually received, read, and understood information within required modules.

Optional – only required modules track completion

Due dates – relative, fixed, or per-member due dates

Re-completion – require re-completion after updates

Reports – see org-wide or per-member progress

Exports – download CSV snapshots of progress

Grant the appropriate access levels.

Keystone provides user capabilities that can be mapped to existing user roles, including custom roles. Keystone never appears for users that do not have at least Member capabilities.

Administrators – Full control (always)

Managers – Day-to-day operations

Members – Interact with content

Common Questions

No. Keystone is built for both teams and single users. Keystone simply stores information and makes it accessible. Optional features build on that foundation.

Yes. Keystone runs entirely inside the WordPress admin dashboard. It has nothing to do with your front-end WordPress theme.

Yes. You can set any module to Reference type and enable Open Access (this can be set as global default behavior). Completion tracking is 100% optional.

No. Keystone doesn’t charge per seat, nor does it limit how large your knowledge base can be. Add as many users and as much content as you need.

No. Keystone provides assignable user capabilities, so you control exactly what any user role can do. Map Keystone’s capabilities to your actually organizational hierarchy.

Build your knowledge base with Keystone.

Keep your organizational knowledge inside WordPress where it belongs.

Avoid external platforms, per-seat pricing, and monthly bills. Keystone is the tool your organization has been missing. Get started today.

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