Getting Started

Create your account, connect GitHub or Bitbucket, walk through project setup, and pick a plan so your first help centre is ready to go.

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How to create your SupportPages account

Create a SupportPages account with your email and password so you can connect a repo and start building your help centre.

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How to sign in with GitHub, Google, or Apple

Use an account you already have to open SupportPages in one click — no new password to remember. You'll be back to reviewing drafts and publishing articles in seconds.

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How to sign in with email and password

Use the email and password from your SupportPages account to sign in when you would rather skip social sign-in. This guide walks you through opening the sign-in form and logging in.

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How to set up your first project

This guide walks you through connecting a code repository, naming your help centre, and starting the first analysis so SupportPages can draft documentation from your merges.

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How to connect GitHub to SupportPages

Link your GitHub account and install the SupportPages app so we can read your repos and pick up merged pull requests automatically — the setup that turns code changes into draft updates for you.

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How to connect Bitbucket to SupportPages

Link your Bitbucket Cloud account so SupportPages can read your repositories and pick up merged changes automatically. Once connected, you can choose which repo to track and SupportPages will draft changelog updates and help-centre content for you.

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How to review your branding during onboarding

After your repository is analysed, SupportPages detects brand colours from your codebase and pre-fills them for you. This step lets you confirm those colours, upload your logo, and see a live preview of your help centre before any articles are generated.

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How to choose and manage your SupportPages plan

SupportPages comes in three plans: Free for hobby projects, Pro for teams that need room to grow, and Enterprise for strict security needs. You pick one right after you sign up, and you can change it whenever you like from the Billing page.

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How to add another project and switch between projects

If your team ships more than one product, you can give each repo its own help centre and inbox under one account. This guide shows you how to add another project and jump between workspaces when you need to.

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