Onboarding and setup
First-run configuration, connecting integrations, inviting teammates and permissions — answered from your own setup guides at the moment the user is stuck in the product.
Your documentation already answers most of what users ask. The problem is that they ask inside the product, at 2am, in the middle of setup. An assistant grounded in your docs answers there and then — and knows when a question is a bug rather than a how-to.
Four conversation types that dominate SaaS support queues, and how each is handled when the assistant can only answer from your own material.
First-run configuration, connecting integrations, inviting teammates and permissions — answered from your own setup guides at the moment the user is stuck in the product.
Where a setting lives, what a feature does and how to achieve a specific outcome, answered from current docs and release notes instead of a stale help article.
Plan differences, usage limits, invoices, seat changes and upgrade paths answered from your published pricing and billing content, with anything account-specific passed to a person.
When the question is a real defect or something specific to one account, the conversation escalates rather than receiving a plausible-sounding workaround. Your engineer reads the whole thread.
Your knowledge base is what the assistant is allowed to answer from, so updating your docs updates the answers. Website crawling and automatic knowledge updates keep it current on Growth and above. Every conversation, AI or human, lives in one shared inbox.
How software teams use the platform end to end.
How your content becomes searchable, grounded answers.
What happens when the AI should not answer.
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