| Explanations | |
| * | For a limited time period Starter membership is provided for free for the first 3 months. Your credit card will be charged monthly after the end of this 3 months period. You can cancel any time. This free period can be extended for users creating valuable educational content. |
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| 1 | All teams are open by default. Any user can join an open team. A closed team gives team leader the opportunity to select users. Your team and created subjects related to this team will still be visible to everyone and will appear in the search results. Users can apply for your closed team, but they can not join the team until you approve their application. This is best suited for discussions in closed groups. |
| 2 | Private teams are invisible unless you are a member of the team. They are not listed and do not appear in search results. These are invitation-only teams. Team leader sends an invitation to the user to join the team. No one can be aware of the presence of the team without invitation. This is best suited for strictly closed discussions and project management and documentation purposes. |
| 3 | Administrator account is a superuser that can assign new users for the Institutional and Enterprise solutions. Administrators for a company or a university who assign the coworkers/faculty as new users under the Enterprise/Institutional account can be given as examples. |
| 4 | Administrator account can be provided with a dedicated username that is unique to your instiution. These usernames contain extensions like ".edu" and can not be taken by regular users. Approval from the institution is required for these usernames (like "mit.edu"). This way users can be sure that the content is created by the specific institution. |
| 5 | Enterprise solution includes project management tools. Teams created for a project can be organized for this aim. |
| 6 | Enterprise solution includes project documentation tools. Discussions and suplementary materials related to project management teams can be exported as a structured project document. Topics and supplementary materials can be added to or chosen to be excluded from the project document. Documentation can be structured by subheadings and can be ordered by time. This allows one-click documentation, that includes details related to the problems encountered during the project and how they were solved, in addition to the technical documents related to the project. This solution is ideal for chalenging and costly project documentation processes, like "design control process" required by FDA for medical device approval. |