Support agents get instant, cited answers about your product (features, troubleshooting, and edge cases) from a single searchable knowledge base. Stop digging through wikis and Slack threads.
Answer this product question using our docs, help center, and past tickets, and cite where each answer comes from: [question].
An illustrative example. Your output will reflect your own sources, data, and prompts.
This pulls together your SSO Troubleshooting Guide, a resolved ticket, and a recent release note. A 403 at login is nearly always an ACS URL mismatch, not a broken SAML setup.
An SSO configuration error 403 almost always means the assertion consumer service (ACS) URL doesn’t match, even when the SAML itself is valid, so the customer’s IT can be right that SAML is “set up correctly” and still hit this.
The most common cause is a trailing slash: the correct ACS URL ends at …/auth/saml/callback, and the error appears when their identity provider adds one (…/auth/saml/callback/), or when ours has one and theirs doesn’t. It has to match character-for-character.
If the URLs already match, three other things produce the same 403: clock skew beyond five minutes between their IdP and our servers, an expired or mismatched SAML certificate, or an Entity ID mismatch. Ask them to confirm the ACS URL first; if it’s exact, request their SAML metadata file to check the rest. This same issue was resolved in Ticket #45231, and Release Notes 2024.3.1 tightened ACS validation, which is why some customers started seeing the error only after upgrading (SSO Troubleshooting Guide v3.2, p.12).
Want the SAML metadata checklist to send the customer? I can pull the exact fields to verify from the troubleshooting guide.
Product Knowledge Base unifies all your product documentation (help articles, release notes, internal wikis, and resolved tickets) into a single, searchable assistant. Agents ask questions in natural language and get instant, cited answers.
Upload help docs, internal wikis, release notes, and resolved ticket examples to JoySuite. Connect your documentation platform for automatic syncing.
Point a JoySuite assistant at your product content and set who can ask. Agents ask Joy in plain language and can paste in a ticket for context.
Agents ask: "How do I reset a customer's MFA?" or "What's the workaround for the API rate limit issue?" and get instant, cited answers.
Track which questions get asked most. Identify documentation gaps. The knowledge base learns from new content automatically.
Save this ask as a custom command on the assistant your team already uses, customize it with your own sources and wording, and anyone on the team can run it in one click.
Every response includes the exact source. Agents can verify and share links with customers.
Connect to your docs platform and knowledge base updates flow automatically. No stale information.
JoySuite understands ticket context. Paste a ticket and get relevant troubleshooting steps.
See what questions agents ask that aren't in your docs. Fill knowledge gaps before they cost tickets.
Create a dedicated "Ask anything" experience for new hires. They learn by asking questions instead of reading endless docs.
Include API docs, error codes, and engineering runbooks for escalated technical support.
Support multiple products from one knowledge base. JoySuite understands context and serves the right product's docs.
Agents ask Joy and get a clear, cited answer they can copy straight into their reply to the customer.
JoySuite unifies all your product documentation into a single searchable assistant. Agents ask questions in natural language and get instant, cited answers from help docs, wikis, release notes, and resolved tickets.
Yes. Every response includes exact source citations. Agents can verify the information and share documentation links directly with customers.
Connect to your documentation platform for automatic syncing. When docs update, the knowledge base updates. No manual imports or stale information.
Yes. Gap detection shows what questions agents ask that aren't covered in your docs. Fill knowledge gaps proactively before they cost tickets and customer satisfaction.
Yes. Include API docs, error codes, and engineering runbooks for escalated technical support. Agents get detailed troubleshooting steps for complex issues.
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