What is Knowledge?
Knowledge is the information your AI agent uses to respond to customers. The better your agent’s knowledge, the more accurately and helpfully it can assist users.General Knowledge
Core information used across all channels
Channel-Specific
Customized knowledge for chat, voice, text, email
Website Source
Automatically learn from your website
Data Index
View and manage indexed content
Knowledge Sources
Clarky builds your agent’s knowledge from:Website Content
Website Content
Automatically crawled and indexed from your website including pages, FAQs, and product information.
Manual Knowledge
Manual Knowledge
Custom information you add directly to guide your agent’s responses.
Files
Files
Documents, PDFs, and other files you upload (coming soon).
Q&A Pairs
Q&A Pairs
Specific question-answer combinations you want the agent to know (coming soon).
Conversation Learning
Conversation Learning
Your agent improves over time by learning from successful conversations.
Knowledge Structure
Categories
Knowledge is organized into categories:- General - Used by all channels
- Chat - Specific to web chat
- Voice - Phone conversation knowledge
- Text/SMS - Optimized for text messages
- Email - Email-specific responses
Websites
Your crawled website content that feeds into the knowledge base.Schedule
Business hours and availability information.Editing Knowledge
Access Knowledge Management:1
Navigate to Knowledge
Click “Knowledge” in your agent menu.
2
Select Category
Choose General or a specific channel.
3
Edit Content
Add or modify the knowledge text.
4
Save Changes
Changes apply immediately to your agent.
Best Practices
Be Specific
Be Specific
Provide detailed, accurate information. Vague knowledge leads to vague responses.
Use Natural Language
Use Natural Language
Write as you would explain to a person, not in bullet points or keywords.
Update Regularly
Update Regularly
Keep knowledge current as your business changes (hours, pricing, services).
Test Responses
Test Responses
After adding knowledge, test that your agent uses it correctly.
Remove Outdated Info
Remove Outdated Info
Delete information that’s no longer relevant to prevent confusion.

