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Knowledge Sharing

Share common knowledge across all your locations while allowing each location to customize or override specific content.

How Sharing Works

Two-Level Knowledge

Knowledge exists at two levels: Account-level (shared across all locations) and Business-level (specific to one location).

Automatic Inheritance

Account-level knowledge is automatically available to all locations. Update once, and all locations get the updated information.

Override When Needed

Each location can hide, replace, or add to shared knowledge for location-specific variations.

What to Share

Ideal for Sharing

  • Company-wide policies (cancellation, refunds)
  • Brand information and history
  • Standard service descriptions
  • Membership and package details
  • Gift card information

Keep Location-Specific

  • Business hours
  • Parking and directions
  • Staff bios
  • Location-specific promotions
  • Local amenities

Override Options

Each location can customize shared knowledge in three ways:

Hide

Completely hide shared knowledge from this location. Useful when a policy or service doesn't apply to a specific location.

Replace

Replace the shared answer with a completely different one. The AI will use your custom answer instead of the shared one.

Append

Add location-specific information to the shared knowledge. The AI will see both the shared content and your additions.

Migrating Existing Knowledge

Duplicate Detection Wizard

Already have knowledge in multiple locations? Our migration wizard scans for duplicate content and helps you consolidate it to the account level.

Open Migration Wizard

How AI Search Works

1

Search Both Levels

When a customer asks a question, the AI searches both the location's knowledge and the shared account knowledge.

2

Apply Overrides

Any location-specific overrides are applied to the shared results (hiding, replacing, or appending as configured).

3

Smart Ranking

Results are ranked using a weighted combination, with location-specific knowledge given slight priority for relevance.

Best Practices

  • • Start by identifying knowledge that's duplicated across locations
  • • Use the migration wizard to consolidate existing duplicates
  • • Create new shared knowledge for company-wide policies
  • • Use "Append" overrides for location-specific details (e.g., local parking info)
  • • Review AI conversations to identify missing shared knowledge