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Common Questions
Q: Does Archbee include SSO and audit logs for enterprise customers?
A: Archbee includes SSO (SAML) on its Enterprise tier only — it is not available on Starter or Growth plans. Audit logs are not available on any Archbee tier. Enterprises that require audit trails for compliance purposes will find Archbee lacking in this area and should factor this into their evaluation.
Q: Does Document360 have transparent pricing for enterprise buyers?
A: No. Document360 discontinued published pricing and moved fully to a quote-based, sales-led model. All tiers — Professional, Business, and Enterprise — require contacting sales. The free tier was also permanently discontinued in November 2024. This makes it difficult to budget without engaging a sales rep, which slows procurement for self-serve enterprise buyers.
Q: Are both Archbee and Document360 SOC 2 compliant?
A: Yes, both Archbee and Document360 hold SOC 2 compliance and are GDPR compliant. However, neither platform is HIPAA-ready, and neither offers air-gapped or private infrastructure deployment. Organizations in healthcare, defense contracting, or financial services requiring HIPAA, ITAR, or SOX compliance will need to look beyond both platforms.
Q: Which platform has better multi-language support for global enterprises?
A: Document360 is significantly stronger here. Its Eddy AI suite supports 50+ languages with auto-translation built in. Archbee has no multi-language or auto-translation support at any tier. For global enterprises publishing documentation in multiple languages, Document360 is the clear choice between the two — though Docsie supports 100+ languages with AI translation included.
Q: Is there a better alternative to both Archbee and Document360 for enterprise teams?
A: Yes — Docsie addresses the gaps both platforms share. Neither Archbee nor Document360 supports multi-tenant portals for delivering documentation to multiple clients, HIPAA-ready compliance for regulated industries, real-world video conversion, or autonomous documentation workflows. Docsie's six-pillar platform covers all of these with SOC 2 Type II, GDPR, HIPAA-ready, SOX, and ITAR compliance, air-gap deployment on private infrastructure, and transparent published pricing with a free plan — no sales call required to get started.
Q: Which tool is better for a SaaS company delivering documentation to multiple enterprise clients?
A: Neither Archbee nor Document360 supports true multi-tenant documentation delivery — both are single-tenant platforms. SaaS companies or consultancies needing to deliver branded, access-controlled documentation portals to multiple clients simultaneously would need to maintain separate instances in both tools, which is operationally expensive. Docsie's multi-tenant architecture is purpose-built for this use case, allowing one knowledge base to power unlimited client-branded portals from a single admin interface.
Deep Dive
Both Archbee and Document360 achieve SOC 2 and GDPR compliance, making them acceptable baselines for enterprise procurement. However, Document360 goes further with audit logs and more granular role-based access controls — critical features for regulated industries. Archbee lacks audit logs entirely. Neither platform is HIPAA-ready, and neither offers air-gapped deployment or private infrastructure options. For organizations in healthcare, defense, or financial services requiring HIPAA, SOX, or ITAR compliance, both tools fall short of the controls needed at enterprise scale.
Document360 is purpose-built for external knowledge bases and handles large content libraries well, with strong search and multi-language support across 50+ languages. Archbee scales reasonably for developer documentation but begins to show limits for non-technical or multi-department use cases. Neither platform supports multi-tenant architecture — meaning organizations serving multiple clients must maintain separate instances or accounts. This single-tenant limitation creates real scalability friction for consultancies, implementation partners, and SaaS companies delivering documentation to many customers simultaneously.
Document360 provides stronger administrative controls overall — audit logs, approval workflows, detailed analytics, and SAML SSO are all included or available. Archbee offers SSO only on Enterprise tier, and both API access and analytics require paid add-ons on lower plans, creating hidden governance gaps for teams that budget based on advertised pricing. Document360's fully sales-led model introduces procurement friction, but once deployed, its admin tooling is more mature. Archbee's add-on model means teams may unknowingly deploy without analytics or API access until costs escalate.
Both platforms reserve dedicated support and formal SLAs for Enterprise tier customers, leaving lower-tier subscribers with standard support channels. Document360 has dedicated support as a more broadly available feature given its sales-led motion — every customer goes through sales onboarding. Archbee's support is lighter at lower tiers, consistent with its self-serve pricing model. Neither platform publishes uptime SLAs openly. Document360's longer track record (founded 2017 vs. Archbee's 2020) gives it a slight edge in enterprise support maturity and reference customers in regulated industries.
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