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...this has got to be a solved problem by now, right?
I've just moved to a new gig, and they have a product setup where the 'product' is the platform, plus a number of optional and mutually independent modules that are 'switched on' according to the license.
I don't want to confuse the users with documentation for modules they don't have access to, and I don't want to have to manually generate tailored documentation for every sale. Has anyone successfully used other options?
(Yes, I know I asked this same question like six years ago. I didn't manage to figure out a good, scalable solution then either)
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