FAQ Builder

Turn the questions your team keeps asking into a searchable FAQ people can query in plain language, every answer grounded in your own documents and cited back to the source.

Para Operations Teams Support Leads HR & People Teams Knowledge Managers
Prompt de ejemplo para el asistente de Joy

Turn our most-asked questions into a searchable FAQ grounded in the Knowledge Center, and answer each with its source. Start with: [how much notice do I need to give for planned time off?]

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Turn our most-asked questions into a searchable FAQ grounded in the Knowledge Center, and answer each with its source. Start with: how much notice do I need to give for planned time off?

I pulled the twelve questions that come up most across your support and HR channels and drafted a FAQ from the policies in the Knowledge Center. Here's the first, answered from the Time Off Policy (v3).

For planned time off, the notice you owe depends on how long you'll be out.

  • One to two days: at least 3 business days' notice to your manager (Time Off Policy, Section 2.1).
  • Three to five days: at least 2 weeks' notice (Section 2.2).
  • More than five days: at least 30 days' notice, with written manager approval (Section 2.3).

Notice runs from the day you submit the request in the HR system, not the day you first mention it (Section 2.4). Blackout dates around quarter-end can override these windows, so check the current blackout calendar before you commit to plans (Section 4).

The other eleven questions (carryover limits, sick versus personal days, holiday pay) are drafted the same way, each with its own citation, ready for you to review.

Want me to lay out the full set so you can paste it into your intranet, or group the questions by topic first?

From scattered questions to a trusted FAQ

FAQ Builder gathers the questions your team actually asks and answers each one from your approved documents. Joy, the JoySuite assistant, reads the relevant policy at ask time, so the answer people get is the current one, with a citation they can check.

  1. Gather the questions

    Point Joy at the channels, tickets, or emails where questions land, or paste a list. It clusters the recurring ones so you're not starting from a blank page.

  2. Ground each answer

    Joy answers every question from the policies and guides in your Knowledge Center, and cites the section it used so you can verify.

  3. Review and refine

    Check the wording, merge duplicates, and tighten any answer with a quick follow-up. You decide what makes the final set.

  4. Use it where people ask

    Copy the FAQ into your intranet or wiki, and let people query the same questions through Joy in plain language.

  5. Make it one click for your team

    Save this ask as a custom command on the assistant your team already uses, so anyone can run it in one step.

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Built From Real Questions

Joy clusters the questions your team actually asks, so the FAQ covers what people need, not what you guessed.

Answered From the Source

Every entry cites the policy or guide it came from, so answers are verifiable and consistent.

Never Goes Stale

Answers read the current document at ask time, so a policy change shows up without a manual FAQ rewrite.

Ask in Plain Language

People query in their own words and get the matching answer, even if it's phrased nothing like the FAQ.

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Answer the recurring people questions (time off, benefits, expenses) from your HR policies.

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Member or Customer FAQ

Draft a public-facing FAQ from your help docs, ready to paste into your site.

Frequently Asked Questions

How is this different from writing a FAQ by hand?

You still decide what goes in, but Joy does the heavy lifting: clustering the recurring questions and drafting each answer from your own documents with a citation. You review and refine instead of starting from a blank page.

Won't the FAQ go out of date like the last one?

The answers read the current source document at the moment someone asks, so a policy change is reflected right away. There's no separate copy drifting out of sync behind the scenes.

Where do the answers come from?

Only from the policies, guides, and help docs you've added to the Knowledge Center. Every answer cites its source, and if something isn't documented, Joy flags the gap instead of guessing.

Can people ask questions in their own words?

Yes. Joy matches a question to the right FAQ entry even when it's phrased differently, so people don't have to know the exact wording to get the answer.

Can I control who sees which answers?

Yes. Role-based permissions scope answers to the documents each person is allowed to read, so an internal-only FAQ stays internal.

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