The content already exists. It is on your site, in your docs, and in three years of resolved tickets.
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From your website
Give it a URL. Enjo crawls the site and you select which pages become articles.
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From your docs
Generate from Notion, Google Drive, Confluence or SharePoint. Confluence import filters by space, page or a CQL query.
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From your tickets
Generate from recurring ticket patterns in Zendesk, Intercom and Freshdesk, so the questions you keep getting become the articles that answer them.
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By asking for it
The AI Command Center takes a plain instruction and creates or updates articles across the whole portal, and audits it for gaps on request.
A search box that returns ten results has moved the work, not done it. AI Search reads your published content and answers the question directly, with the sources it drew from attached.
When a question is ambiguous or confidence is low, the assistant asks rather than producing an answer it cannot support.
A question the portal cannot answer escalates to your team instead of ending in an empty search result.
A conversation your team resolves auto-drafts a new article, ready for review and publication.
One knowledge index powers the portal, your website chat, Slack, Teams and email. What the portal says is what the agent says.
Knowledge Insights reports which content gets used and where coverage is thin. Readers mark articles helpful or not.
The portal collects suggestions, and a suggestion becomes a published article in a single step.
Your domain, your design, your search results. Configured in settings rather than filed as a support request.
$0 a month with no expiry date. The Help Center, an AI agent with 200 AI replies, a shared Inbox with unlimited agent seats, and Insights. No credit card and no procurement.
$0. 200 AI replies a month. Unlimited agent seats. No credit card.
Minutes for a first draft. Create a portal, run the website import, select the pages, and you have articles. Aptean's first cohort went live in a single day, indexing 5M+ documents across their systems.
The portal does most of it. Unanswered questions escalate to your team, resolved conversations auto-draft new articles for review, reader feedback flags what is not working, and Knowledge Insights shows where coverage is thin.
Yes. Crawl and select from a website, import from Confluence by space, page or CQL filter, or upload a ZIP archive. Import progress is tracked, and a portal exports in full whenever you want it.
Every article carries its own Meta Title, Meta Description, editable URL slug and URL aliases, on your own domain, with search engine indexing you control per portal.
The portal attaches to an Enjo AI Agent as a knowledge source, so the same content answers in website chat, Slack, Teams and email. Help Center analytics report inside Insights alongside everything else.