Knowledge Gaps reads your support tickets, finds the questions your help center can't answer, and drafts the fix. You approve. It publishes.
“Exporting your data” is live. Your AI agent can answer this now.
Next gap in queue…
Knowledge Gaps plugs into your ticketing platform and your help center. Then it runs one loop, forever.
Clusters incoming tickets by intent, across channels, so the same question asked eleven ways counts as one gap.
Searches your help center for an answer. Flags articles that are missing, insufficient, or outdated.
Every gap links to the real tickets behind it, so you see exactly why it matters and how often it hits.
Writes a new article or an update to an existing one, in your help center's voice and structure.
Nothing ships without a human review. One click, and it's live in your existing help center.
Every support team is putting an AI agent on the front line. That agent answers from one place: your knowledge base.
If the docs are stale, the agent is wrong — politely, confidently, at scale. And keeping docs current has always been the chore nobody owns.
Knowledge base upkeep is usually the first thing to get neglected — and it drives the highest ROI of anything in self-service. Every article that is actually current is a ticket nobody files, an answer your team stops repeating, and one more thing your AI agent gets right.
So we built an agent whose only job is keeping your knowledge base true. Your help center stays yours. It just stops falling behind.
We didn't commission these. They're support and CX leaders saying publicly what everyone in the field already knows.
“Knowledge base upkeep is usually the first thing to get neglected, yet it drives the highest ROI for self-service.”
Dariia Leshchenko
Head of Customer Experience @ Reply.io
“AI can be incredibly useful, but it’s still dependent on the quality of the information it can access.”
Ann Indilicato
Learning & Knowledge Systems Specialist @ Centene Corporation
“Help center drafter is a big one! At every tech company I have ever worked for, having an updated knowledge base always fell to the bottom of the list. In my opinion, it is one of the most important priorities since it builds both internal and external knowledge, which feeds into self-service for your customers.”
Jonathan Rock
Senior Technical Support & Founder @ Rock Product Support Consulting LLC
“A customer asks for documentation. I could point them to the knowledge base — but it might be old information. So I go back to product, get the actual answer, and then the team still has to update the docs. Depending on bandwidth, that might not happen for days.”
Crystal Morgan
Customer Success Manager @ KNIME
No migration. No new help center. Connect with one click — within 5 minutes you'll see your first gaps, with articles ready to publish into the knowledge base you already run.
Unlimited everything, for a price that never surprises you.
nowledge GapsClose the gap between what customers ask and what your docs answer.