Create reviewed articles
Write support docs with clear owner review before the content becomes customer-facing support truth.
Knowledge Base
Canonica turns help articles into governed support knowledge. Articles can be imported, reviewed, attached to product surfaces, and used as source material for approved answers and FAQs.
Canonica product layer
Canonica turns help articles into governed support knowledge. Articles can be imported, reviewed, attached to product surfaces, and used as source material for approved answers and FAQs.
Import starter knowledge and files
Attach articles to product surfaces
Keep Help Center, widget, and governance connected
Knowledge Base
The knowledge base is not just a document shelf. It is the reviewed source material Canonica uses for page-aware support, canonical answers, FAQs, and coverage review.
Write support docs with clear owner review before the content becomes customer-facing support truth.
Start from current docs, files, FAQs, release notes, or starter support answers instead of building a blank help center.
Connect articles to product pages, workflows, entities, tags, and support contexts so answers match where users are stuck.
Create short article-backed FAQ answers while keeping the long-form source article close for review and updates.
Use the same reviewed article set across hosted help, widget answers, related content, and Help Center surfaces.
Workflow
Canonica keeps the owner in control: source content becomes drafts, drafts are reviewed, and approved knowledge becomes reusable support truth.
Upload files or add starter support content from existing product material.
Check article drafts and related FAQs before publishing.
Map articles to pages, workflows, entities, and tags.
Use approved content in hosted help, widget answers, and related suggestions.
Connected product truth
Articles feed the support loop instead of living alone. FAQ, changelog, tickets, and governance all refer back to reviewed product knowledge.
Short answers stay linked to article source material.
Release changes can point to support docs that need review.
Resolved tickets can become new article or canonical-answer proposals.
Coverage and drift checks use article relationships instead of raw document count.
Questions
No. Canonica keeps publishing simple because the product goal is governed support truth, not a general website builder.
Yes. Articles can be used as reviewed support source material and connected to page-aware widget responses.
No. Generated or imported drafts should be reviewed before becoming authoritative customer-facing knowledge.
Canonica works best when knowledge base stays connected to widget answers, hosted help, tickets, and governance.