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Chatbot knowledge

Give the assistant maintained business facts, a clear personality and practical answers it can rely on.

A useful starting point

Write concise factual blocks with clear ownership and dates. Separate established policy from suggestions, seasonal offers and information that needs a human check.

01

Create a useful business identity

Give the assistant stable context about the organisation it represents.

02

Choose the right knowledge block type

Organise information so it is easy to maintain and test.

03

Write product knowledge that answers questions

Provide the details customers actually need to compare products.

04

Describe services accurately

Explain scope and next steps without promising unsupported work.

05

Keep pricing knowledge current

Reduce incorrect quotations caused by stale business information.

06

Build a practical FAQ block

Answer recurring questions with concise verified explanations.

07

Add business policy knowledge

Explain the company's existing policy without creating new terms.

08

Write useful objection-handling guidance

Help the assistant respond respectfully to hesitation.

09

Describe the target audience clearly

Tailor explanations without stereotyping or inventing customer facts.

10

Set an appropriate agent tone

Make replies consistent with the business and customer task.

11

Handle unknown answers in knowledge

Give the assistant a reliable path when a fact is missing.

12

Preview knowledge before publishing

Check how saved information is interpreted before live use.

13

Publish a reviewed knowledge change

Move an approved update into the intended live configuration.

14

Use knowledge record history

Understand who changed important business information and when.

15

Remove conflicting knowledge

Prevent two blocks from giving incompatible answers.

16

Separate public facts from internal notes

Keep confidential operating information out of customer-facing answers.

17

Prepare knowledge for a new industry

Build domain context around real services and boundaries.

18

Maintain multilingual knowledge

Keep answers consistent when customers use different languages.

19

Use testimonials responsibly in knowledge

Include only approved customer statements and context.

20

Describe competitive differences fairly

Explain genuine business distinctions without inventing competitor facts.

21

Organise a large knowledge library

Make updates manageable as the business grows.

22

Test knowledge after a seasonal change

Check the customer journeys affected by temporary information.

23

Review knowledge for unsupported promises

Find statements that exceed the business's actual commitments.

24

Hand over knowledge maintenance

Help a new editor understand sources, ownership and review tasks.

25

Measure knowledge quality with test cases

Evaluate whether supplied information supports useful answers.

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