Case Study: Atomic Cartoons transforms knowledge sharing with Slite

How Atomic Cartoons transformed knowledge sharing for 1,000+ creatives with Slite

Atomic Cartoons, an award-winning North American animation studio with 1,000+ creatives across multiple locations, needed a better way to manage and share knowledge. Their previous open-source wiki was hard to use, poor for formatting and images, and didn’t motivate teams to create or consult documentation. They also needed secure access via SSO and a more collaborative system for internal teams and external partners.

Atomic Cartoons chose Slite as its knowledge management platform after evaluating options like Notion and Confluence. Slite helped them centralize documentation, create reusable templates for shows, improve onboarding, keep meeting notes in one place, and share information securely with off-site collaborators. The studio says the result has been faster onboarding, better cross-team collaboration, and a more usable knowledge base that their creatives actually want to use.

Atomic Cartoons

Rachit Singh

Head of Technology for 2D