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Knowledge base

Give every AI reply a source of truth your team can maintain.

Organize business information into focused knowledge bases, keep pages reviewable, and connect the right source material to each AI agent.

What changes

Less fragmented work. Clearer customer follow-through.

Separate knowledge by purpose

Keep policies, offerings, operating guidance, and other subject areas in focused collections instead of one unstructured prompt.

Make updates reviewable

Edit source pages directly and review proposed changes before they become part of the information an agent relies on.

Connect only what is relevant

Bind the appropriate knowledge bases to each agent so it does not receive unrelated workspace content by default.

How it works

Start with the way your business already works.

  1. 01

    Create a focused knowledge base

    Choose a clear subject and add pages that contain the business facts the team is prepared to maintain.

  2. 02

    Review and keep it current

    Update outdated guidance, resolve conflicting information, and keep responsibility for source content visible.

  3. 03

    Attach it to an agent

    Make the knowledge base available to the agent that needs it and test how the information is retrieved.

Where it fits

Useful across the moments customers and operators share.

Use case 1

Customer policies

Maintain cancellation rules, preparation instructions, accepted payment methods, and service boundaries.

Use case 2

Offerings and locations

Document what the business provides, where it is available, and which details vary by branch.

Use case 3

Internal operating guidance

Give agents approved context for routing, handoff, and the next step without exposing unrelated internal material.

A practical boundary: A knowledge base improves consistency only when the source information is accurate. StrataDesk keeps knowledge editable and reviewable; your team remains the owner of the facts.

Common questions

What teams ask about knowledge base.

Is a knowledge base the same as an agent prompt?

No. The prompt defines how an agent should behave. A knowledge base contains the business information the agent may retrieve while doing that work.

Can one knowledge base be used by multiple agents?

Yes. A maintained knowledge base can be connected to the agents that need that subject matter.

What should not go into the knowledge base?

Avoid secrets, unnecessary personal information, and material the agent is not authorized to use. Keep sensitive workflows behind appropriate human review.

See the platform in motion.

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