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same reason wikis arent, it takes too much effort to maintain and keep it semantic instead of copypasted pile of text

you'd need CMS, CRM, knowledge base, documentation, source control, chat/forum, inventory, point of sale, customer support channels, issues ticketing system, and every other thing interconnected to with each other

do you know of anyone offering this as a complex turn-key integrated solution at a reasonable price?

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Sounds like an opportunity.

In every category you mentioned there are new products released and widely adopted all the time. Look at the rise of ClickUp for example in such a crowded space as project management.

I don't think its too farfetched to one day see a new entrant offering as a key selling point that their api is just a big interoperable graph that you can easily plug your company into...and that's not just GraphQL.

I know of several ERP vendors offering such products at a price that is reasonable for such complexity. "Reasonable" is not the same as "cheap" though.

well, i would like a couple of links if that's not too much to ask

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