Features

Team wiki features, plus an agent that uses them

Pages, search, review and must-reads for your team, and an agent in Slack that answers from them, with the page it used, and writes the next answer down.

Free trial on install. No card needed.

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What is in the knowledge base

Search where you work
Ask the agent in a Slack thread and it answers from your pages with the page it came from. The Chrome and Safari extensions search your pages and connected tools from any web app.
Real-time editor
Your team edits the same page at the same time, mentions pages and people, attaches files, and comments inline. The agent can add to a page too, with your name on the edit.
Q&A that grows the wiki
When search finds nothing, ask a teammate. The answer is saved to Kipwise, so the next person finds it.
Content review
Name a reviewer for a page or a folder and set how often it is checked. Reviewers are reminded, and a page shows when it was last approved.
Must-read
Mark a page a must-read for named people and see who has read it. Ask the agent who has not.
Version history
Every edit is recorded and can be restored. Deleted pages can be restored too.
Embeds
Show Google Drive and OneDrive files, Confluence pages, Airtable views, Figma files, Trello cards, Miro boards, Lucidchart and draw.io diagrams, and YouTube or Vimeo videos on a page.
Analytics
Statistics on how the knowledge base is used, with the knowledge gaps your team keeps hitting.
Admin and sign-in
Permissions by folder and user group, single sign-on and automatic provisioning with SAML 2.0 and SCIM.

One agent, four parts

Your knowledge base, support desk, request desk and tasks, run by one agent

Install the agent and you get all four. It answers from your pages, speaks to your customers, takes requests from your team and works your task boards, in the threads where your team already is.

01

Knowledge base

Ask in a thread and get the answer from your team’s pages, with the page it came from. Ask it to write the resolution down, approve the change, and the next question is answered faster. It only reads pages the asker can see.

About the knowledge base

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02

Customer support

A chat widget on your site answers from your public help center and hands the conversation to a person when asked. It lands in Slack with a draft reply, and nothing a customer can see goes out until you approve it.

About customer support

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03

Internal requests

Employees ask for IT, HR or ops help in Slack, confirm in plain words, and get a request they can follow. The channel only sees a neutral line, and nobody needs a seat to ask.

About internal requests

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04

Tasks

Boards the agent works. A card can run on a schedule or when something happens, stops at an approval step before it writes, and counts against a monthly budget.

About Tasks

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Questions

What is a team wiki?

A place where your team keeps what it knows: policies, how-tos, onboarding and decisions, as pages anyone can find. Kipwise adds an agent in Slack that answers from those pages and writes new ones up when you ask.

How does the agent use the wiki?

Mention it in a thread and it searches your pages, reads the right one and answers with the page it used. Ask it to write something up, approve the change, and the page is edited under your name.

Does it read pages I cannot open?

No. It only sees what you can see, so two people asking the same question can get different sources.

Can we keep Notion, Confluence or Google Drive?

Yes. The agent can read Notion, Confluence, Google Drive and OneDrive next to your Kipwise pages, and you can embed their files on a page.

Is the wiki included with the agent?

Yes. An agent install puts your team on Kipwise Premium for as long as the agent is in trial or paid, and that includes the wiki, the support desk, the request desk and Tasks.

Can the AI be wrong?

Yes. It shows the page it used so you can check, and it says so when it cannot find an answer instead of making one up.

Put your team wiki to work in Slack

Add the agent, then ask it for a page your team already wrote.