It starts with what your business knows.
Add documents, FAQs, webpages, articles and approved answers. Akema turns them into a dependable source for every agent.
Duplicate authorizations are released by the issuing bank within five working days.
Bring what you already have.
Documents
PDFs and Word files, split into passages the agent can cite.
FAQs
Question and answer pairs, imported or written in Akema.
Webpages
Help centre and website pages, crawled and kept in sync.
Approved answers
Replies your team wrote and chose to keep for next time.
Every agent gets only the knowledge you assign.
Group sources into collections and choose which agents can use each one. Internal sources stay available to your team and out of customer answers.
- Different knowledge for different agents
- Internal sources stay internal
- Web sources re-crawled on a schedule
Collections · per agent
Every answer can be traced to its source.
Answers show the document, page or FAQ they came from, so your team can check them and customers can trust them.
- Source and confidence on every answer
- Test a question before it reaches a customer
- Approved answers your team chose to keep
Unanswered questions become knowledge gaps.
When customers ask something your knowledge does not cover, Akema records it. Write the answer once and every agent can use it.
- Gaps ranked by how often they are asked
- Answer from the gap list
- Analytics shows what support needs next
Knowledge gaps this week
Questions about knowledge
What can I train an agent on?
Uploaded files and documents, FAQs, articles and webpages, grouped into collections and assigned per agent.
Can I keep some knowledge internal?
Yes. Mark a source as internal and it is never used in customer answers. Your team can still search it.
How do web sources stay current?
Web sources are crawled on a schedule, so changes on your site reach the agent without re-uploading.
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