Launch Setup

Go from no support system to a verified support layer.

Canonica gives founders an activation path: company details, product profile, starter knowledge, important product pages, widget key, and readiness checks before users rely on it.

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Launch Setup

Activation command center

The first workspace session is organized around what must be ready before support goes live, not a blank dashboard.

Product profile

Company name, product name, support email, product URL, and workspace identity are captured once.

Starter knowledge

Docs, FAQs, release notes, and common answers become the seed for reviewed support truth.

Product surfaces

Billing, onboarding, settings, releases, and other support-heavy pages are mapped early.

Readiness view
Workspace
Created
Widget key
Ready once
Activation
78%

What this gives the owner

The first success moment is visible.

A buyer should know exactly what remains before launch: content, context, widget install, and first approved answers.

Activation checklist

Keep setup focused on the steps that make support usable: profile, import, surfaces, widget, and answer review.

No enterprise implementation

Google sign-in and workspace creation get the founder into Canonica without a sales-led project.

Page setup first

Owners start with the screens where users actually get stuck instead of building a generic docs tree.

Review before authority

Generated drafts and early support answers stay review work until the owner approves them.

Safe key handling

The widget key is shown for setup and managed through widget settings without exposing tenant or store IDs.

Workflow

Launch support in the same order a founder thinks.

Canonica makes setup concrete: add product identity, import what exists, map pages, verify install, then approve first support truth.

1

Create workspace

Sign in, enter company and product details, and create the Canonica workspace.

2

Import knowledge

Bring starter docs, FAQs, release notes, or common support answers.

3

Map product surfaces

Choose the billing, onboarding, settings, release, and error pages that need contextual help.

4

Verify widget install

Install one script, allow your domains, block sensitive routes, and verify page context.

5

Approve first answers

Review drafts and early canonical answers before relying on fallback.