Knowledge base & help centre

A help centre and knowledge base your chatbot answers from.

Write an article once, in English, Bahasa Malaysia and Chinese. Customers find it at app.axonave.com/help/your-workspace. Agents get it suggested in the chat. The bot answers from it and names the source.

  • Read by
  • Your customers
  • Your agents
  • Your chatbot
The public help centre customers search, built from the same knowledge base the AI answers from
Fig. 1 Teras Home’s help centre: search, the customer help centre’s 12 articles, and Contact us beside My tickets.

Self-service today

The answer exists. Nobody can find it at 11 pm.

  • “We answer the same delivery question 40 times a day.”

    The answer is in someone’s head, or in a PDF nobody opens.

  • “The bot says one thing, the FAQ page another.”

    When the bot and the help page live in different tools, they drift apart.

  • “Our team’s notes ended up on the public site.”

    Internal how-tos and customer articles need different doors.

The help centre

Your help centre is live the moment you publish. Nothing to host.

It runs at app.axonave.com/help/your-workspace, with search and topics, and every customer-facing knowledge base appears there. Each article has its own link, the same one the bot sends.

  1. Search that understands English, Malay and Chinese questions
  2. Contact us and My tickets beside the articles
  3. Switch a knowledge base off to keep it out
The public help centre customers search, built from the same knowledge base the AI answers from

Internal and external

Staff-only articles stay staff-only.

Keep a playbook for your team next to the help centre for your customers. Internal articles never reach the help centre, and the AI answers customers only from published, customer-facing ones.

  1. Internal and external knowledge bases
  2. Articles in several languages
  3. Drafts stay drafts until a person publishes
An internal playbook for staff and a customer help centre in English, Malay and Chinese

Teras Home’s two knowledge bases: an internal playbook in English, and the customer help centre in English, Malay and Chinese.

Agent Assist

Agents get the right article while the customer waits.

Beside every chat and ticket, Agent Assist suggests articles and drafts a reply from them. The agent edits the draft or inserts a link. Nothing is sent until they send it.

See Agent Assist

  1. Suggested articles in chats and tickets
  2. An AI-drafted reply the agent can edit
  3. Insert the text or the link
Agent Assist in the chat: suggested help-centre articles and an AI-drafted reply the agent can edit before sending

Agent Assist beside a Malay WhatsApp chat: a reply drafted from “Masa penghantaran dan penjejakan”, and the articles it came from.

The chatbot

The bot answers from your articles, and only from those.

When AI is on, the chatbot answers from your published, customer-facing articles and links the one it used. When it isn’t sure, it hands over to the right team.

See Axonave AI

  1. Answers stream in as they’re written
  2. The source linked under the answer
  3. A hand-over when the AI isn’t sure

Filling the gaps

Questions nobody could answer become draft articles.

Questions the bot couldn’t answer, and agents couldn’t find, are grouped and counted. One click makes an AI-drafted article, and a person publishes it.

  1. Grouped, most asked first
  2. In whatever language the customer asked
  3. Make a draft, or dismiss
Questions the AI could not answer, grouped, ready to become draft articles

Unanswered questions: gift-wrapping asked 6 times, a Malay trade-in question 5, delivery to Johor Bahru 4.

Sources

Start from the PDFs and the website you already have.

Upload PDF, Word, text or Markdown files, or crawl your website. Each page or file becomes a draft with the original attached. A person checks it and publishes it. Website crawls can run again weekly or monthly.

  1. PDF, DOCX, TXT and Markdown
  2. Website crawl, weekly or monthly
  3. Every import is a draft first
An internal playbook for staff and a customer help centre in English, Malay and Chinese

The Knowledge page. Sources, for files and website crawls, sits next to Unanswered questions.

Connected to everything else in Axonave

One article answers the customer, the agent and the bot.

The knowledge base feeds the help centre, the AI and Agent Assist. Change it once and every place that uses it follows.

One customer recordchats · tickets · deals · AI answers

  • Omnichannel InboxWeb chat and WhatsApp
  • Chatbot & Flow BuilderAnswers saved to the CRM
  • AICited answers, hand-over
  • Knowledge Base & Help CentreWhat the AI answers from
  • HelpdeskTickets with SLAs
  • CRMLeads from every chat
  • AI

    Cited answers, only from published, customer-facing articles.

  • Live chat

    The widget shows the article as a link under the answer.

  • Helpdesk

    Agent Assist drafts ticket replies, and the portal sits beside the articles.

  • WhatsApp

    Answers on WhatsApp end with the source and its link.

See how it connects

One article

One article about delivery to Shah Alam. Three readers, nothing copied.

Teras Home wrote “Delivery times and tracking” once, in English and Malay. Customers read it in the help centre. Agent Assist suggested it to an agent answering a Malay WhatsApp chat. The bot quoted it at 11:41 pm and named it as the source.

One article · three readers

Teras Home’s delivery article, in English and Malay

  1. Your customers

    Help centre

    app.axonave.com/help/teras-home

    Delivery times and tracking

    Items in stock are delivered within 3 to 5 working days in the Klang Valley, and within 7 to 10 working days to the rest of Peninsular Malaysia.

  2. Your agents

    Agent Assist, in the chat

    Suggested article · AI reply below

    Masa penghantaran dan penjejakan

    Barang yang ada dalam stok akan dihantar dalam 3 hingga 5 hari bekerja ke kawasan Shah Alam.

  3. Your chatbot

    WhatsApp, 11:41 pm

    Sofa saya dalam stok. Berapa lama penghantaran ke Shah Alam?

    Sumber: Masa penghantaran dan penjejakan

    Barang yang ada dalam stok dihantar dalam 3 hingga 5 hari bekerja di Lembah Klang, termasuk Shah Alam.

Publish a change once. The help centre shows it, and the bot and Agent Assist answer from it.

Teras Home’s delivery article read three ways: by customers in the help centre at app.axonave.com/help/teras-home, by an agent as an Agent Assist suggestion with an AI-drafted reply in Malay, and by the chatbot, which answered a Malay WhatsApp question from it and named it as the source.
Illustration. Teras Home’s delivery article in the help centre, in Agent Assist and in a bot answer, drawn from the real seed and screenshots.

Who writes it once

  • Retail and delivery

    Delivery areas, instalments and returns, answered at midnight in three languages.

  • Warranty and service

    Care guides for customers, claim steps for staff only.

  • B2B teams

    A playbook for the team, a help centre for clients.

Questions about the help centre

Where does our help centre live?

At app.axonave.com/help/ followed by your workspace’s name, and each article has its own link under it. There’s nothing to host or install. Link to it from your website’s menu.

Can we use our own domain for it?

Not today. The help centre runs on Axonave’s app domain, under your workspace’s name.

Can we keep some articles internal?

Yes. Internal knowledge bases are for your team only. They never appear in the help centre, and the AI never uses them to answer customers. Drafts and archived articles stay out too.

Which languages can articles be in?

An article can have versions in English, Bahasa Malaysia and Chinese, and search understands questions in all three.

Do we have to write everything from scratch?

No. Upload PDF, Word, text or Markdown files, or crawl your website. Each one becomes a draft with the original attached, and a person publishes it.

Can the bot make things up?

It answers only from your published, customer-facing articles and links its source. When it isn’t sure, it hands over to the right team instead of guessing.

Which plan has the help centre?

Pro, with 5 knowledge bases. On Basic, an AI pack ($20 a month) adds Knowledge and AI with 1 knowledge base.

Is there a free trial?

Yes. Try Pro free for 14 days. No card needed.

See your own articles in Axonave.

A 30-minute demo: we crawl a page of your website into drafts and ask the bot about it. No slides.

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