Publish trusted knowledge
Create articles with ownership, visibility, revision, and lifecycle instead of an ungoverned document pile.
Publish trusted help content, project approved Product and Blog revisions into searchable sources, track freshness, and prepare scoped evidence for future AI customer service answers.

Product, Blog, and native documents keep their own domain rules; the Knowledge Base consumes versioned snapshots.
Create articles with ownership, visibility, revision, and lifecycle instead of an ungoverned document pile.
Project active Product and published Blog content while preserving original ownership.
Index current evidence with source identity, revision, scope, and citation information.
Good AI support depends on a small, current, governed source of truth—not unrestricted access to every workspace record.
Publish support articles with revisions, visibility, scope, and ownership.
Consume approved snapshots without merging business CRUD into the Knowledge Base.
Show source revision, indexed revision, stale state, failures, and last success.
Separate public, site-scoped, and internal sources.
Test a query and inspect which chunks and sources support the result.
Carry source identifiers and URLs into support answers and review tools.
Publish an approved revision, create a stable source snapshot, and replace the retrieval index safely.
Create a native document or publish an eligible Product or Blog revision.
Normalize, chunk, embed, and atomically replace the current source index.
Customer service queries only current, permitted sources and preserves citations.
Support customer answers, internal review, help content, and product discovery without indexing private customer data.
Organize setup guides, billing explanations, policies, troubleshooting, and FAQs.
Make active product descriptions, specifications, and approved FAQs retrievable.
Give authorized team members one current source of answers and evidence.
Provide public, fresh, site-scoped evidence for accurate chatbot answers.
Only approved content sources enter retrieval. Customer records, submissions, secrets, drafts, and stale content stay outside public AI search.
Native knowledge documents and approved projections from Product and Blog are planned first.
Public retrieval must exclude unpublished, archived, stale, expired, or non-public sources.
No. CRM data and form submission PII are not knowledge sources.
It is planned as a Pro capability and remains in development.
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