Finding the right course or job aid means digging through the LMS, shared drives, and old emails. Learning Resource Hub asks Joy to surface the resources that fit your topic and role, and points you straight to where they live.
Find the learning resources I should use to get up to speed on [topic] before I [task] — courses, job aids, guides, and recorded sessions I can access.
Um exemplo ilustrativo. Seu resultado vai refletir suas fontes, dados e pedidos.
I searched the Knowledge Center for the updated returns and refunds policy and pulled the resources you can open, grouped by how you'll use them. Work top to bottom and the two courses are the priority before your first calls.
Here's what's in the Knowledge Center on the updated returns and refunds policy, ordered so you can work through it before your first calls. Everything below is scoped to what your role can open.
Start here — courses.
Keep open while you work — job aids and guides.
Watch when you have time — recorded session.
Source of record — policy.
A manager-only coaching guide also matched your search but sits outside your access, so it isn't listed here.
Want me to pull the key changes from the policy update into a short summary you can skim right before your first call?
Learning Resource Hub turns "where do I even start?" into a single question. A learner asks Joy for the resources on a topic or task, and Joy searches the Knowledge Center — courses, job aids, guides, recorded sessions, policies — and returns the most relevant ones, grouped and pointed to where they live.
Bring your courses, job aids, guides, recorded sessions, and policies into the Knowledge Center. Joy indexes them so they're searchable by topic, not just by folder.
Set permissions so each learner only sees resources they're entitled to open. Results are scoped to the person asking, from managers to new hires.
Someone asks Joy in plain language: "What should I use to get up to speed on the returns policy before I take calls?" They don't need to know where anything lives.
Joy searches the Knowledge Center and returns the most relevant resources, grouped by how they'll be used and pointing to where each one lives. Every result is one the learner can actually open.
Save this ask as a custom command on the assistant your team already uses, so anyone can run it in one step.
Ask in plain language for a topic or task. Joy finds matching resources across every content type, not just by filename.
Resources come back grouped — courses, job aids, guides, recorded sessions — so learners know where to start and what to keep open.
Every result respects role-based permissions. Learners only see the resources they're entitled to open.
Each result says where the resource lives in the Knowledge Center, so the learner goes straight to it.
A new hire asks for everything they need on a topic before their first week on it, and gets a ready-made reading order.
Before a task — a first performance review, a system rollout — a learner pulls the exact resources for it in one ask.
Managers, sales, and support each ask the same question and get the resources scoped to their own role.
Someone who trained months ago asks where the material lives now and gets the current version, not a stale copy.
They ask Joy for a topic or task in plain language. Joy searches your Knowledge Center — courses, job aids, guides, recorded sessions, and policies — and returns the most relevant resources, grouped and pointed to where each one lives.
Yes. Results are scoped by role-based permissions, so each learner only sees resources they're entitled to open. A manager-only guide won't show up for someone without access to it.
Anything you curate in the Knowledge Center: courses, job aids, quick-reference guides, FAQs, recorded sessions, and policy documents. Joy searches across all of them at once instead of one folder at a time.
It searches by topic and task rather than by title or folder, across every content type in one ask, and returns results grouped by how you'll use them. A learner who doesn't know where to look still gets a sensible starting point.
Joy searches the resources in your Knowledge Center as they are, so when you update or add content the results reflect it. Learners get the current version rather than an out-of-date copy.
Entre na lista de espera e seja o primeiro a experimentar este fluxo de trabalho quando o JoySuite for lançado.