> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.k16solutions.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# K16 Platform documentation

> Learn how to use K16 Archive, DataX, AI Detection, and shared administration tools.

K16 gives your institution one workspace for archived learning content, governed data, analytics, and AI-assisted workflows. This documentation explains the current product experience and the access you need to complete each task.

> [card] [Archive](https://docs.k16solutions.com/archive/overview.md)
>
> Find archived courses and people, export content, and monitor imports.

> [card] [DataX](https://docs.k16solutions.com/datax/overview.md)
>
> Explore governed data, run analytics, publish documentation, and operate Lakehouse workflows.

> [card] [AI Detection](https://docs.k16solutions.com/ai-detection/overview.md)
>
> Review institution, course, and submission-level AI Detection results.

## Start with your workspace

Your visible navigation depends on your workspace configuration and role. Begin with the [product area guide](https://docs.k16solutions.com/getting-started/choose-your-product-area.md), then learn how to [sign in](https://docs.k16solutions.com/getting-started/sign-in.md) and [navigate K16](https://docs.k16solutions.com/getting-started/navigate-k16.md).

> [!NOTE]
>
> A missing menu item does not necessarily indicate an error. K16 hides features that are not
> enabled for your workspace or allowed by your role.

## Documentation and support

Use this site for product concepts, procedures, and reference material. Use the [K16 Help Center](https://help.k16solutions.com/en/) to contact Support and review support-managed announcements.

> [card] [Administration](https://docs.k16solutions.com/administration/overview.md)
>
> Manage members, roles, integrations, data access, and single sign-on.

> [card] [Troubleshooting](https://docs.k16solutions.com/troubleshooting.md)
>
> Gather useful evidence and work through common failure paths.


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