Active vs inactive
- Active: included in assistant grounding for live responses.
- Inactive: retained for reuse but ignored at runtime.
- Use inactive state as a safe rollback path during experiments.
Assistant Contexts
Use context entries to add targeted reference material, toggle it safely, and keep assistant behavior aligned with operations.
Assistant Contexts let teams store factual entries that are provided as reference material during answer generation. Each entry has a title and content field, lives in the assistant settings library, and can optionally be linked to knowledge gap resolution workflows for traceability.
Each entry is a focused pair of title and content, designed for quick authoring and clear retrieval context.
Manage all context entries from assistant settings with a centralized, searchable library view.
Optionally link entries to resolved knowledge gaps so teams can trace why context was added.
Each context entry can be toggled active or inactive so teams can test messaging safely and phase out stale entries. Active entries are included in assistant grounding for live responses, while inactive entries are retained for reuse but ignored at runtime — providing a safe rollback path during experiments.
Switch individual entries on or off without deleting them, enabling controlled rollout of new context.
Changes to active status take effect immediately, giving teams real-time control over assistant behavior.
Use inactive state to preserve context entries during experiments — re-enable them if response quality regresses.
Contexts work best when entries are scoped, non-overlapping, and clearly owned by a team for maintenance. Keep each entry focused on a single topic, assign clear ownership to avoid conflicting instructions, and schedule periodic reviews to prune stale or redundant entries.
Write entries that cover one specific topic each, avoiding broad entries that overlap with other knowledge assets.
Assign clear ownership per topic to prevent contradictory context from appearing in assistant responses.
Schedule quarterly context audits to remove stale entries and keep the context library lean and effective.
Use context entries as scoped operational guidance. Keep them short, non-overlapping, and actively managed.
Assistant Contexts are modular entries of factual guidance attached to the assistant. Active entries are included as reference material in behavior grounding.
Use this matrix to choose the right knowledge option for each support intent.
| Intent | Best option | Why | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| Exact policy wording | Custom Answers | Deterministic response for high-risk phrasing. | /custom-answers |
| Short operational facts | Snippets | Fast to publish and update. | /snippets |
| Multi-step guides | Knowledge Pages | Better for long-form structure and context. | /knowledge-pages |
| Synced external docs | Knowledge Sources | Best for URL crawl and document ingestion workflows. | /knowledge-sources |
| Baseline product framing | Product Profile | Keeps answers aligned with core positioning. | /product-profile |
| Operational constraints and fallback rules | Assistant Contexts | Adds scoped behavioral context without rewriting docs. | /assistant-contexts |
FAQ
Product Profile defines baseline business framing; Assistant Contexts add modular operational facts and constraints. Learn more
Yes. Inactive entries remain stored but are not used as active reference material until re-enabled. Learn more
Prefer one source of truth per fact and cross-reference where needed to avoid contradictory answers. Learn more
Unify grounded AI, web and WhatsApp coverage, human handoff, and conversation analytics without stitching together separate tools.