Adding knowledge & suggestions
Adding knowledge
Section titled “Adding knowledge”In chat
Section titled “In chat”The easiest way to add knowledge is directly in chat. Tell the AI, for example:
“Please save the following information in the knowledge base: Starting March 1, a new travel expense policy applies…”
You can also attach files (images, PDFs) that are stored together with the knowledge.
What happens next depends on your access permission:
With suggestion permission
Section titled “With suggestion permission”Your knowledge is submitted as a suggestion and must be reviewed and approved by someone with approval permission. You receive a confirmation that the suggestion has been submitted.
With write permission
Section titled “With write permission”The AI automatically checks whether the new knowledge conflicts with existing content:
- No conflict: The knowledge is added directly to the appropriate place in the knowledge base.
- Conflict detected: You are informed about which conflict exists. You can then decide whether you still want to add the knowledge. In that case it is submitted as a suggestion for approval.
With approval permission
Section titled “With approval permission”Same as write permission, but if a conflict is detected you can still add the knowledge directly (the AI is informed about the conflict and takes it into account while placing the content).
Target knowledge base
Section titled “Target knowledge base”If you have access to multiple knowledge bases, the AI will ask which one the knowledge should be added to. If you only have one knowledge base, that one is used automatically.
Managing suggestions (approvals)
Section titled “Managing suggestions (approvals)”Where do I find pending suggestions?
Section titled “Where do I find pending suggestions?”There are two ways:
- Central knowledge suggestions (main menu): shows all pending suggestions from all knowledge bases, grouped by knowledge base.
- Within a knowledge base (Settings -> Knowledge -> open KB -> “Approvals” tab): shows only the suggestions from this one knowledge base.
What does a suggestion look like?
Section titled “What does a suggestion look like?”Each suggestion shows:
- Title of the suggested content
- Type label:
- “Suggested” (gray): submitted by a user with suggestion permission
- “Conflict” (red): submitted even though a conflict with existing content was detected
- Submitted by (name or email address)
- Time (e.g. “2 hours ago”)
Click on a suggestion to see the full content. For conflicts, the reason why a conflict was detected is also shown.
If files (images, documents) are attached, they are listed as attachments.
Approving a suggestion
Section titled “Approving a suggestion”Click the green checkmark (Approve). The content is automatically placed in the appropriate location in the knowledge base.
Rejecting a suggestion
Section titled “Rejecting a suggestion”Click the red X (Reject). A dialog opens where you can optionally enter a reason (max. 500 characters). The reason is stored in the change history.
Change history
Section titled “Change history”Every knowledge base keeps a complete history of all changes. You can find it under:
Settings -> Knowledge -> open KB -> “History” tab
What is shown?
Section titled “What is shown?”Each entry in the history shows:
- Action (color-coded):
- Green +: New knowledge added
- Blue pencil: Existing knowledge updated
- Green checkmark: Suggestion approved
- Red X: Suggestion rejected
- Orange arrow: Structure reorganized
- Description of the change
- Who made the change
- When (date and time)
- Number of changed files
Details of a change
Section titled “Details of a change”Click on an entry to see the details:
- Added files are shown with a green background
- Removed files are shown with a red background and strikethrough
- Modified files show a comparison:
- Removed text: highlighted in red with strikethrough
- Added text: highlighted in green
- Unchanged: normal text
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