The Adobe RoboHelp Server software uses projects created in RoboHelp and stores information to create end-user reports. It generates reports based on how end users navigate and use online Help systems.
You can share these reports and analyze them to optimize the value of your content. In addition, RoboHelp Server reports help you identify the key areas of your Help content that need to be updated or enhanced on priority.
End users can view the online content using a browser.
Use the authoring tool to create content, and publish output. You can use a web browser to view the content on the RoboHelp server.
Configure the server or website.
Host the Help site.
Set user permissions.
Provide the URL and Help site port number to the documentation manager.
Obtain the server’s URL.
Connect to the server from the authoring tool project.
Publish the project from the authoring tool.
Create protected areas on the server.
Manage user groups.
Assign permissions to the relevant groups.
Test the system on the server.
View reports and web administration.
Work with a developer to call context-sensitive Help (if needed).