If something is missing, your account hasn't been granted it yet — not a bug. Ask the right person: your organisation admin for things inside ZiplineOS, or a Code Nexas platform admin for the Knowledge Base.
Not sure which applies? KB pages live on the docs site; product surfaces live in the ZiplineOS app.
| Where it's hidden | What controls it | Who can fix it |
|---|---|---|
| Knowledge Base page or section | Space access — which spaces your account holds | Code Nexas platform admin |
| ZiplineOS page, tab, or portal | A feature grant tied to your role and plan | Your organisation admin |
Missing a Knowledge Base page
The KB shows public docs to everyone, then reveals more based on the spaces your account holds:
| Space | Who it's for |
|---|---|
public | Anyone, including visitors not signed in. |
internal | All signed-in staff of an organisation. |
support | Support and customer-success staff. |
technical | Engineers and technically-minded staff. |
A page is only visible if it's tagged with a space you hold. Missing pages show as "not found" — that's deliberate.
To get access: ask a Code Nexas platform admin to grant you the space. Then sign out and back in.
Missing a product page, tab, or portal
Inside ZiplineOS, surfaces are switched on by feature grants — "is this role, on this plan, allowed to use this feature?" If no, the surface is hidden entirely.
Common reasons:
- Your role doesn't have the grant (a teammate with a different role may see it).
- Your org's plan doesn't include the feature.
- The feature is "dark" — shipped hidden, not yet switched on for your org (e.g. the Financial tab on a Contact is off until explicitly enabled).
- No licence for that portal — your org needs a subscription and your account needs a seat.
To get access: start with your organisation admin. Enabling dark features or adjusting grants requires Code Nexas staff in the Kernel (Admin Portal) — your org admin can loop them in.
Same-org colleague can see it, you can't → role issue. Nobody can see it → plan/tier or dark feature.
