Create multiple Help Centers

How to use Multi Help Center to create distinct knowledge bases for different products, brands, or customer segments.

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Managing support for various products or different customer groups can be challenging. Notiondesk simplifies this with the ability to create multiple Help Centers.

This feature is useful when you need to handle more than one product line or cater to diverse customer segments. It allows you to provide targeted and relevant support, making your help resources more accessible and user-friendly.

Advantages of Multiple Help Centers

Creating separate Help Centers for each of your products, brands, or customer segments has several key benefits:

  • Targeted Support: Tailor your help content to address the unique needs and questions of different user groups.
  • Organized Content: Keep your support articles and resources well-organized and easy to navigate, preventing confusion and overlap.
  • Brand Consistency: Maintain distinct branding and messaging for each product line or brand, enhancing the user experience.

How to Add a New Help Center

To create a new help center, start by navigating to your Notiondesk dashboard. Look for the dropdown menu that displays your current Help Centers.

In the dropdown menu, you’ll find an option “+ New Help Center”. Selecting this begins the process of creating a new Help Center.

Configuring Your Help Center

  • Naming Your Help Center: Give your new Help Center a unique name. This helps in distinguishing between different centers you may create.
  • Setting Up the Default URL: Choose a default URL for the Help Center. This URL should be unique to this specific Help Center.

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Depending on your plan, you might be able to create up to 5 Help Centers.

Once you've named your Help Center and set the URL, click “Create”. This action opens your new Help Center.

Now, you can dive into setting up and customizing it to suit your needs. You can find customization options and guidance at Notiondesk Help Center Customization.

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