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Help Center AI

A chatbot for your help center

ChattyBox makes help center articles easier to use by answering common questions in natural language and linking users back to the right article.

Crawls published docs pages
Source-cited answers
Embeds with one script
No docs migration required
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Built for help center and support teams

Launch a source-cited chatbot without rebuilding your docs stack

ChattyBox crawls your existing documentation, indexes the content for retrieval, and embeds a chatbot that answers using your docs instead of generic model memory.

Ground answers in the content your team already publishes.
Send users back to source pages when they need the full guide or reference.
Use unanswered questions to discover missing docs and unclear onboarding flows.
Install the widget without changing your docs platform or support stack.
Workflow step

Connect your help center URL or sitemap.

Workflow step

Index categories, sections, articles, FAQs, and troubleshooting guides.

Workflow step

Test high-volume support questions and inspect cited articles.

Workflow step

Install the chatbot before ticket creation and monitor unresolved questions.

Three-step launch

Paste your Help Center URL, test cited answers, then install the widget.

Build your help center chatbot
Help center workflow

Turn support articles into conversational self-service

A help center chatbot should help users find the article-backed answer quickly, not replace the articles your team maintains.

01

Article discovery

Users can ask a question instead of guessing which category or article title contains the answer.

02

Ticket prevention

Answer repeated how-to, setup, billing, and troubleshooting questions before ticket creation.

03

Citation trust

Links to source articles help users verify policies, limits, and steps.

04

Content maintenance

Use unanswered questions to identify missing or outdated help articles.

FAQ

Common questions

1

Can ChattyBox crawl a help center?

Yes. Public help centers and sitemaps can be indexed as source material.

2

Does it replace the help center?

No. It makes help center content easier to query and sends users back to source articles.

3

Can this reduce tickets?

Yes, especially for repeated questions already answered in public support content.

4

What help center content works best?

Clear articles, FAQs, setup guides, troubleshooting docs, and policy pages work best.