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Common Questions
Q: Can 360Learning be used as a knowledge base like Tettra?
A: No. 360Learning is a learning management system focused on structured course delivery, not a knowledge base or wiki. It lacks article-based knowledge management, internal Q&A capabilities, and the lightweight content creation model that Tettra offers. If your primary need is internal knowledge sharing rather than structured training courses, Tettra is the more appropriate tool of the two.
Q: Does Tettra support course creation or certifications like 360Learning?
A: No. Tettra has no course builder, learning paths, assessments, or certification capabilities. It is purely an internal knowledge base and wiki platform. Teams that need to run structured training programs, track completion, or issue certificates should look at 360Learning or a platform like Docsie that includes a built-in LMS alongside its knowledge management features.
Q: Which tool is better for Slack-based teams?
A: Tettra wins here clearly. Its Kai AI assistant integrates deeply with Slack, allowing team members to ask questions and receive knowledge base answers without leaving their chat tool. 360Learning does integrate with Slack, but primarily for learning notifications and reminders rather than AI-powered knowledge retrieval.
Q: Can either tool deliver documentation to external customers or partners?
A: Neither 360Learning nor Tettra supports customer-facing documentation delivery. Both are explicitly internal tools. 360Learning delivers training courses to internal employees; Tettra shares knowledge articles among internal team members. Neither supports custom-domain external portals, multi-tenant delivery, or embeddable help widgets for customer-facing products.
Q: Is there a better alternative to both 360Learning and Tettra?
A: Yes — Docsie addresses the core limitations both tools share. While 360Learning handles internal training and Tettra handles internal wikis, neither can convert existing videos into documentation, deliver content externally through branded client portals, or manage knowledge across multiple client organizations. Docsie's six-pillar platform covers CONVERT, MANAGE, DELIVER, LEARN, AUTOMATE, and MONITOR in one system — with a built-in LMS, 100+ language support, multi-tenant portals, and SOC 2 Type II compliance. It replaces both tools and extends far beyond what either can do.
Q: How do 360Learning and Tettra compare on pricing at scale?
A: Both tools use per-user pricing, but 360Learning's pricing becomes opaque above 100 users (custom Business plan with no published rates), while Tettra remains transparent across all tiers up to $12/user/month for Professional. For large organizations, Tettra offers more pricing predictability. However, both tools' per-seat models can become expensive compared to workspace-based pricing platforms like Docsie, which charges per workspace rather than per user.
Deep Dive
360Learning's standout capability is collaborative course authoring — subject-matter experts can co-create structured courses with SCORM support, assessments, and learning paths without needing an instructional designer. Tettra takes a simpler approach focused on wiki-style knowledge articles that team members can create and maintain. 360Learning wins decisively for structured training content; Tettra wins for lightweight, conversational knowledge capture. Neither tool supports video-to-documentation conversion, meaning teams with existing training video libraries cannot automatically extract structured content from their recordings.
Both tools incorporate AI but in fundamentally different ways. 360Learning uses AI to accelerate course creation — generating outlines, suggesting content, and translating courses into multiple languages. Tettra's Kai AI assistant is purpose-built for Slack-based Q&A, retrieving answers from the knowledge base and surfacing them directly in conversations. For teams that live in Slack, Tettra's AI integration is genuinely useful. 360Learning's AI is more relevant during content creation. Neither tool offers agentic AI search, autonomous documentation workflows, or AI chatbots for external customer-facing portals.
360Learning has a stronger enterprise security posture: SOC 2 certified, EU data residency (France-based), SAML/OAuth SSO, audit logs, and role-based access control. It also integrates natively with major HR platforms like Workday, SAP SuccessFactors, and BambooHR. Tettra's enterprise capabilities are comparatively limited — GDPR compliant but no SOC 2 certification, no audit logs, no data residency options, and SSO only on the Professional plan. For regulated industries or organizations with strict compliance requirements, 360Learning is the safer choice between the two.
This is where both tools share a critical limitation: neither can deliver documentation or training content to external customers, partners, or multiple client organizations. 360Learning is built exclusively for internal L&D teams; Tettra is built exclusively for internal knowledge sharing. Neither supports multi-tenant portals, custom-domain knowledge bases for clients, embeddable help widgets, or customer-facing content delivery. Organizations that need to train customers, deliver product documentation externally, or manage knowledge across multiple client organizations will find both tools fundamentally inadequate for those use cases.
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