Q: Helpshelf looks like a QnA with Google search?
Should be much more than that right? Can someone please help to give some user case? Thank you.
Ben_HelpShelf_and_Missinglettr
May 15, 2024A: Great question. Our job is to help your customers find the help content they need. Sometimes, that content exists in a knowledge base, sometimes it doesnt. It might sit in a feature request, roadmap item, blog post or youtube video. Existing knowledge base tools generally wont serve content from those other places. HelpShelf takes a holistic look across all the possible places your content lives and then makes that available to your users to discover, search and consume.
Additionally, because we have all of that data available in one place, we can then start tracking what content is the most popular on specific pages in your site - that information is then used to dynamically make that popular content available to your users the next time they visit.
Verified purchaser
So instead of having multiple widgets in the corner of your site; one for chat, one for knowledgebase, one for phone support....or whatever, this just consolidates it all into one widget. This is basically a launcher for all those options, and also gathers data together from your knowledgebase, etc. and lets users search it, and then reach out for help using your other options.
Brent
Verified purchaser
No wonder people keep adding more app integration requests! Thank you for the reply!
Verified purchaser
You're welcome!
Brent