@tailwind base;
@tailwind components;
@tailwind utilities;


/** @type {import('next').NextConfig} */
const nextConfig = {
  transpilePackages: [
    '@documenso/assets',
    '@documenso/lib',
    '@documenso/tailwind-config',
    '@documenso/trpc',
    '@documenso/ui',
  ],
};

const withNextra = require('nextra')({
  theme: 'nextra-theme-docs',
  themeConfig: './theme.config.tsx',
});

module.exports = withNextra(nextConfig);


module.exports = {
  plugins: {
    tailwindcss: {},
    autoprefixer: {},
  },
};


/* eslint-disable @typescript-eslint/no-var-requires */
const baseConfig = require('@documenso/tailwind-config');
const path = require('path');

module.exports = {
  ...baseConfig,
  content: [
    ...baseConfig.content,
    `${path.join(require.resolve('@documenso/ui'), '..')}/**/*.{ts,tsx}`,
    './pages/**/*.{js,ts,jsx,tsx,mdx}',
    './components/**/*.{js,ts,jsx,tsx,mdx}',
  ],
  theme: {
    fontFamily: {
      sans: ['Inter', 'sans-serif'],
      serif: ['Caveat', 'cursive'],
    },
  },
};


Developer Documentation

Learn how to run Documenso locally, use our API, integrate webhooks, contribute to the project, and self-host Documenso.

Onestack documentation

Introduction

Welcome to the official Cal.com Help Desk. To help get you started, we've put together a few resources to help you learn about how to use Cal.com. 

Welcome

Help Desk

Documenso aims to be the world's most trusted document-signing tool. Join us in creating the next generation of open trust infrastructure.

Home

Get started with Documenso by creating an account, configuring your account security, collaborating with others via Teams, and using the basic features of Documenso.

Get Started

Support

Learn how to set up your public profile on Documenso.

User Profile

Create a shareable link for document signing.

Direct Link Signing

Learn about our fair use policy, which enables us to have unlimited plans.

Fair Use Policy

Learn how to use webhooks to receive real-time notifications about your documents.

Webhooks

This page gives you a quick rundown of Plane and highlights why it's a great choice for managing your projects.

This interactive walkthrough will help you get up and running with Plane in no time. You’ll learn how to set up your workspace, create projects, add and manage work items, organize work into cycles, and track progress—all through easy-to-follow steps.

Quickstart guide

This page will walk you through the core concepts in Plane, so you can get familiar with the basics and start navigating your workspace like a pro.

Core concepts

Projects let you manage your teams, tasks, and everything you need to get things done within your workspace. Once you've set up your , the next step is to create a Project. Each project acts as a container for your work, bringing together the work items, cycles, modules, and all the other tasks you and your team need to manage.

Projects

In Plane, a work item serves as the fundamental unit of work. They represent the tasks you need to accomplish to make progress Think of work items as the to-dos of your project management flow—assignable, trackable, and actionable.

Work items

A Cycle is a set period of time where your team focuses on completing specific tasks or issues, similar to sprints in Agile. Each Cycle is flexible, allowing you to prioritize and tackle backlog items at your own pace.

Manage and track your sprints using Cycles

Modules are smaller, focused projects that help users group and organize work items within specific time frames. They allow teams to break down their work into manageable chunks and track progress towards specific goals or objectives. They can serve various purposes: tracking progress on a new feature, managing a milestone like a marketing campaign, or representing discrete pieces of your software architecture such as a microservice.

Break your project down into Modules

Intake is a Plane-only feature that lets  create work items following which  and  can move these work items inside a project. Intake can take bug reports, feature or service requests, or raise a ticket by stakeholders, customers, or clients. Work items created in Intake can then be accepted to move them to the Project’s workflow.

Triage work items before adding them to your project

Estimates in Plane help quantify the effort required for each work item in your project. Whether using a simple number scale or categories like T-shirt sizes, estimates provide a clearer idea of the work involved. They act as a proxy for complexity, helping teams gauge task scale quickly without detailed breakdowns. Estimates also aid in prioritizing, resource allocation, managing workload expectations, and identifying potential bottlenecks.

Estimate effort for work items

We've all been there—clicking outside a modal or navigating away from a page, only to lose all our progress. With Drafts, you don’t have to worry about that anymore. If you're interrupted when writing a work item or a comment or accidentally click away, Plane automatically saves your half-written text so you can pick up right where you left off.

Save your progress in Drafts

The Inbox is a space for tracking and managing updates to work items you're connected with. Whether you're assigned to a work item, its creator, mentioned in a discussion, or subscribed to its updates, you'll find everything here.

Stay on top of your work items

Add, configure and control your work item types

Log time on work items

Update multiple work items at once

Set up task dependencies visually

Organize and track your work items with Epics

Group multiple projects using Initiatives

Track work by teams

Manage projects with states

Monitor project progress at a glance

Plane allows you to export all your work items—from a single project or multiple projects—so you can access your data outside of Plane. You can export work items into CSV, Excel, or JSON formats. Additionally, you can choose how you'd like the data to be packaged: in a single consolidated file or split into separate files (downloaded as a ZIP).

Export work items to backup, analyze, or share your data

Imagine having a digital bulletin board that follows you through every project and task. Stickies is your personal memo pad, seamlessly integrated into the Plane interface, ensuring that no brilliant idea or critical reminder ever gets lost in the shuffle.

Take notes using Stickies

The Home page serves as your personalized page, giving you quick access to essential tools, recent activity, and key features to enhance productivity. Here's everything you need to know about setting up and using the Home page efficiently.

The  page serves as a centralized hub for managing your individual responsibilities and progress within the workspace. This comprehensive dashboard gives you a clear, at-a-glance view of your current workload, work item prioritization, and overall activity.

Your Work

Plane provides five flexible layouts to view and manage your work items, tailored to suit different workflows. Each layout offers unique benefits, so you can easily switch perspectives and optimize your team’s productivity.

See, plan and track work items with Layouts

Views are saved collections of filters that you can apply to work items, allowing you to analyze and manage them efficiently. Instead of reapplying the same filters repeatedly, you can save them with a title for easy access and reuse.

Views

Imagine transforming your entire Workspace data into a structured dataset that provides actionable insights, enhancing your understanding of your work. Plane Analytics does just that, acting as your personal analyst. It swiftly answers your queries, forecasts demand, and determines scope within moments. Dive into data with Plane Analytics and make smarter decisions.

Analytics

Power K

Think of a Workspace in Plane as your command center—the place where everything comes together. It’s the top-level space that holds all your projects, work items, cycles, modules, and pages.

Workspaces

Keeping your workspace organized and secure is essential for smooth project management. Plane makes it easy to control who can access your workspace, what they can do, and how they collaborate with others. This guide will walk you through managing members, assigning roles, and understanding the permissions associated with each role.

Manage users, roles, and permissions

Unlike a majority of SaaS, our subscription models on Pro and higher plans are per-seat, not per-users. Learn why this model works great for you and how to manage your members versus seats.

Manage seats, upgrades, and plans

Manage and upgrade plans

Your account settings offer the ability to adjust your profile details, password, theme preferences, and email notification settings. Additionally, you can access a comprehensive list of all activities across workspaces.

Profile settings

Pages in Plane let you easily capture and organize project-related information. Whether you’re documenting meeting notes or detailing technical or product requirements, Pages allow you to collaborate directly within the context of your project—no need for external tools.

Document with AI-powered Pages

Centralized documentation with Wiki

Switching to Plane? No need to start from scratch. Our importers make it simple to move your project data from other tools, saving you time and effort. Instead of manually setting up your structure and history, you can directly transfer your existing issues into Plane, keeping your team’s progress intact for a smooth transition.

Easily migrate your project data with Plane Importers

With the Jira importer, you can easily import issues, states, labels, priorities and user data from Jira to Plane and continue managing your existing projects.

Import your Jira Server or Cloud data to Plane

With the Linear importer, you can easily import issues, states, labels, priorities and user data from Linear to Plane and continue managing your existing projects.

Import your Linear data to Plane

With the Asana importer, you can easily import issues, states, labels, priorities and user data from Asana to Plane and continue managing your existing projects.

Import your Asana data to Plane

Plane's integrations make it easy to connect your workspace and projects with your favorite tools to streamline your workflow and keep everything in sync. Instead of constantly switching between different platforms, you can access and manage your external tools directly inside Plane. This creates a more efficient workflow, keeping your team focused and your projects running smoothly.

Overview

Integrate with GitHub

Integrate with Slack

Integrate with GitLab

Hyper Mode is a feature in Plane designed to make your workspace faster and more responsive. By storing workspace data directly on your machine, Hyper Mode reduces the time it takes to load work items, modules, cycles, labels, members, and other workspace elements when using work item layouts.

Turbocharge speed and performance

The Plane mobile app is available on Android and iOS devices.

Introduction

User Guide

Developer Guide

Developer Documentation

Developer Documentation

Introduction

User Guide

Developer Guide

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Developer Documentation