Knowledge base

Your agent learns your business from your own information

You add your web pages, documents, images and short notes to the knowledge base. The agent answers visitors from this information, and finds the right entry even when the question uses other words or another language.

See the gaps

Every question the agent can't answer comes to you

Questions visitors asked that have no answer in the knowledge base are collected in one list, most asked first. A question you answer leaves the list, and the agent answers it the next time it comes up.

  • The card on the home page shows the most asked ones from the last 30 days.
  • Each agent's analytics lists the questions asked in that agent on their own.
  • When the agent doesn't know something it says so plainly, and if the agent can take requests it offers to pass the visitor's request to your team.

It answers from whatever you add

In three steps

Four kinds of entries

Add information in whatever form it's in; the agent searches them all the same way.

You're in control

You decide what it reads

What teams do with the knowledge base

From sales to support, every answer the agent gives rests on the entries in your knowledge base.

In the help center

Frequently asked questions

Does it read scanned PDFs?

A PDF whose text is an image has no text to read; upload a version with text in it. If you add images like a menu or price list as "Image", the text in them is read.

Can it read pages that need a sign-in?

No. Only public pages are read, and pages that load their text later may have nothing to read.

Do I need to split my documents?

No. The agent finds the part of the document that fits the question. Short facts, though, work better as separate entries.

Who can add entries?

Every member sees the entries; adding, editing and deleting is open to owners and admins.

Teach your agent your business

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