Feature Requests

The feature to able to rotate an illustration in both an interactive and static parts book

I really like the Quick Add feature for parts books that are non interactive. One enhancement that would be great to see is being able to adjust the QTY before adding adding that part number the the cart currently all parts default to qty 1. Currently the users need to run 2 screens and adjust qty once the part is added to the the cart or edit part qty's once all the parts have been added.

As an Administrator, I would like Documoto to support a 'Contact Us' or 'Chat with Us' option on pages other than content pages so my users can contact me about any issues or questions they have, not just content issues and questions. Comments: Kind of like "Report an Issue" but an option to send someone an email directly when a question occurs (not just a content issue) would be nice. Kind of like a chat bubble you see on many websites, but in this case it wouldn't be actively monitored, since it would send an email. The recipient of the email would be the same as the "Report an Issue." ["Admin","Customer Communications","library","Report an Issue"]

Overview: Currently, hotpoint links can only be configured at the page-part level when interacting with a BOM on a part page. While this works functionally, it requires repetitive manual setup when the same part appears across multiple pages, assemblies, or manuals. Current Limitation: When a part number appears in multiple locations, hotpoint links must be created individually for each page instance. If the linked page changes due to a revision, each hotpoint link must be manually updated. This results in significant administrative effort and increases the risk of inconsistent or outdated links. Proposed Enhancement: Add the ability to define hotpoint links at the part level rather than only at the page-part level. With this enhancement: •A hotpoint link would be associated directly with the part number •That link would automatically appear anywhere the part number is used •The link would function as a master link for that part Example Use Case: A part number is used across multiple assemblies and manuals. A single hotpoint link is configured at the part level pointing to a specific instruction or detail page. Wherever that part number appears, the hotpoint link is automatically available. If the linked page is revised or changes, the link only needs to be updated once at the part level and will apply everywhere the part is referenced. Benefits: •Significant reduction in manual setup and maintenance •Consistent hotpoint behavior across all documents •Simplified revision management •Reduced risk of broken or outdated links •Improved scalability as documentation grows Summary: Part-level hotpoint links would allow teams to manage links once and apply them everywhere a part is used. This would greatly improve efficiency, consistency, and long-term maintainability of documentation.

A user has requested for a rotate feature in documoto while viewing manuals since  it has been very difficult for him to read electrical and hydraulic schematics.Thereby suggested to have this feature .Hope this feature can enhance the user experience while accessing the manuals.

I have received a request to be able to specifically search within your favorites folder.

Hello, I'm a longtime Documoto user and I am always impressed by the new features that are added to the site. Every few weeks I see something new. I'm really interested in a payment processing feature that will allow our customers to buy parts directly from the shopping cart. If Documoto could collect the payments on our behalf it would speed up our processing time immensely.

We would like to add page level tags to the print settings template. For example, the Assembly Number tag can't be added.

Native SVG support was originally on the Documoto roadmap but was later bumped off, and I’d like to advocate for bringing this feature back. Our company relies heavily on SVG-based technical illustrations, especially for exploded diagrams, and the current workflow creates several limitations. Right now, when we upload an SVG to Documoto, the system rasterizes it into a static image. This removes many of the advantages that make SVG the preferred format for technical content: •No true scalability — images become blurry when users zoom in •Loss of clarity for detailed assemblies and small parts •Larger file sizes compared to vectors •Inconsistent quality across different screen resolutions Exploded diagrams benefit significantly from vector rendering, since users frequently zoom in to identify small fasteners, hidden components, or narrow callouts. Rasterization directly impacts accuracy and usability. •Native SVG rendering would provide: •Perfect clarity at any zoom level •Better user experience for parts identification •Better performance due to smaller file sizes •Preservation of authoring quality (no more raster conversion) •Alignment with modern documentation and publishing standards Given that this was previously planned, our company would like to express strong interest in having native SVG support reinstated on the development roadmap. This enhancement would significantly improve the quality and usability of our parts pages and support more precise, scalable technical content moving forward. Looking forward to hearing whether this can be reconsidered for future development.

As an end user I would like to see Related Media as well as Where Used contained underneath the info tab, rather than in their own separate tabs (which I do not believe is sufficiently intuitive enough for end users to find). ["Content Tabs","library","Related"]