Articles are a great way to solve cases and keep service reps efficient. When customers
have the same questions, you can create one article with the answer and attach it each time the
question is asked.
Suggested articles help knowledge base users solve
cases quickly. When a new case is saved, the search engine automatically looks for
articles that have keywords in common with the admin-selected case fields. The user
working the case can scan the articles and attach them to the case if needed, or
initiate another search with different keywords. Articles attached to the case appear on
the Articles related list, which also provides a Find Articles
button to search the knowledge base at any time.
From Setup, enter Support Settings in the Quick
Find box, then select Support Settings.
Click Edit and choose Enable suggested
articles. Suggested articles and suggested solutions cannot be enabled at
the same time.
Choose each audience (channel) that receives suggested articles when submitting a case.
Suggested articles are available for the internal app and the portals.
When you're done with the Support Settings page click Save.
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