Understanding Auto-Save vs. Publish
When you are editing your systems and documents in systemHUB, the platform manages your progress using two distinct stages: Auto-Save and Publish.
📝 Auto-Save (Draft Mode)
- How it works: As you type, format, or update content, systemHUB automatically saves your progress in the background.
- Who can see it: While there will be a system document created, these background changes within the document are only visible to you while you're working on them.
- The benefit: You never have to worry about losing your work if you accidentally close your browser window or lose your internet connection.
🚀 Publishing (Live Mode)
- How it works: To make your edits live, you must explicitly push them to your team.
- Who can see it: Once you click the publish button, the changes become immediately visible to all assigned members.
- The benefit: This allows you to perfect your documentation, fix typos, or restructure your text-heavy drafts without sending premature notifications or displaying incomplete work to your clients and team.
🛠️ How to Publish Your Changes
Follow these simple, actionable steps to move your work from a background draft to a live document.
- Navigate to the document or system you wish to update inside your systemHUB portal.
- Make your required edits within the editor workspace. Notice that your progress is continuously saved in the background.
- Review your draft to ensure all formatting, links, and text are correct.
- Locate the main action toolbar, typically found at the top right of the editor screen.
- Click Publish to make your updates instantly visible to all assigned members.
🎉 You're All Set!
You now know how to confidently draft content using Auto-Save and make it live using Publish. Your team will always have access to the most accurate, up-to-date documentation.
If you make a mistake or publish a draft too early, simply return to the editor, update the text, and click Publish again to instantly refresh the live view for your team.