Overview Tracking your Help Center visitors helps you get a deeper understanding of what your customers are looking for so you can drive better experiences. In Kayako, there's no feature that would a...
Overview By default, customers can sign in your Help Center using their email address, Twitter, Facebook, or Google accounts. If you want to disable social sign-on, you can disable it from the Securit...
Overview The core purpose of the Help Center is to house your customer-facing support docs. But many teams have more complex requirements for their self-service content. By using Kayako's visibility r...
Overview A user can edit their information such as name, timezone, and language preferences, as well as change their password from the Edit profile menu in the Help Center. If you want to disable this...
Overview The 'Start a conversation' link which is displayed on the top right corner of the Help Center page is the link that users would click to submit a ticket or conversation to your support team. ...
Overview You can prevent users who are not logged in (guest users) from starting a conversation by tweaking the templates that control the appearance of your Help Center. This article shares informati...
Overview The 'Start a conversation' link which is displayed on the top right corner of the Help Center page is the link that users would click to submit a ticket or conversation to your support team. ...
Overview You have editing access to the templates that control the sign-up page and modify the form in your Help Center such as removing unused or unnecessary fields from it. If you want to modify how...
Overview The 'Start a conversation' link which is displayed on the top right corner of the Help Center page is the link that users would click to submit a ticket or conversation to your support team. ...
Overview One of your customers' primary support resources is the self-service content you provide on your Help Center. In Kayako, you can manage your self-service content directly from the Help Center...