Build a knowledge base from everything your team knows.
Start with a prompt, add files, connect your tools, and point it at websites to scrape. MindKeepr assembles it into a shareable knowledge base, a Sales KB, a Project KB, anything, that your team can chat with.
How to build a knowledge base
Start with a prompt, for example 'all sales playbooks, pricing, and objection handling'.
Upload documents and connect any of 100+ tools, the knowledge base is built from all the data MindKeepr pulls across your communication, collaboration, and productivity apps.
Point it at any URLs and MindKeepr scrapes them and folds that content into the knowledge base.
Share the knowledge base with the right people. They chat with it to get answers, access-scoped to what they can see.
Where teams use knowledge bases
A newly onboarded salesperson queries the Sales knowledge base for pricing, playbooks, and battlecards on day one, instead of asking around.
Someone moving onto a project gets the Project knowledge base, if shared, and asks it questions to get up to speed, instead of bothering colleagues.
HR, Ops, or Engineering build their own knowledge base so the team self-serves answers rather than interrupting an expert.
Knowledge Builder FAQ
Knowledge Builder lets anyone build a knowledge base from a prompt, uploaded files, connected sources, and websites MindKeepr scrapes. The result is a shareable knowledge base your team can chat with.
Describe what you need, add files, connect the tools the knowledge lives in, and add any websites to scrape. MindKeepr assembles and indexes everything into a knowledge base you can share.
Yes. Point it at URLs and it scrapes that content and includes it in the knowledge base, alongside your files and connected sources.
Only the people you share it with, and every answer stays access-scoped, so a person only sees what they are already allowed to access.
Onboarding a new hire (a Sales KB), getting someone up to speed on a project (a Project KB), or letting a department self-serve answers instead of interrupting an expert.