Catch the defects behind bad guidance
Detect drift, contradictions, and weak knowledge structure before they spread through support answers and tank your deflection rate.
KB Sentinel provides continuous quality control for your JSM Knowledge Base. We detect the drift, contradictions, and coverage gaps that cause bad escalations and low deflection.
When two Confluence articles contradict each other, your JSM Virtual Agent doesn't know which one is right. It picks one — and your customer gets the wrong answer.
Two Confluence articles give conflicting VPN reset instructions. The Virtual Agent surfaces the wrong one. A tier-1 agent inherits a confused, frustrated customer. Escalation cost: $14–$22 per ticket.
KB Sentinel flags the contradiction during a scheduled scan — before any customer sees it. The KCS owner fixes one article. Deflection stays intact. Zero escalation cost.
KB Sentinel improves the inputs behind self-service and virtual-agent answers. Better inputs, fewer escalations, higher deflection.
Detect drift, contradictions, and weak knowledge structure before they spread through support answers and tank your deflection rate.
Rank knowledge defects using live JSM ticket volume — not generic stale-page reports. Fix what's costing you the most, first.
Review evidence, approve a draft repair, and set up regression checks to keep high-volume intents under repeatable QA.
The product shows what's broken, why it matters, and exactly what to fix next.
Lead with the top defect, the evidence trail, and the draft repair plan — all in one view.
Show exposed articles, key questions, and scan operations so nothing slips through the cracks.
Choose your highest-volume support lane and run a live 14-day scan. See the defects in your highest-impact area first.
Choose one high-volume support topic — VPN, Payroll, Security, or People Ops. One lane, one clear escalation problem to reduce.
KB Sentinel analyzes every JSM-linked Confluence article in that lane. Drift, contradictions, duplication, and coverage gaps — all surfaced in days, not quarters.
Leave the pilot with prioritized findings, repair drafts, and a durable regression suite to make every future review faster.
The pilot costs less than three escalated tickets. In 14 days, you'll know exactly which KB defects are driving your worst escalation lanes — and you'll have the fix-forward plan to prove ROI to leadership.
These are the three launch lanes with the clearest buyer story today.
Clean up MFA, VPN, temporary admin access, and password-reset guidance. The #1 single-topic escalation driver at most orgs.
Reduce contradictory onboarding, leave, payroll, and policy answers across teams. HR KB drift is invisible until NPS tanks.
Keep badge access, visitor, AV, and on-site support articles aligned with real operations after every facility change.
Security, privacy, and compliance aren't afterthoughts. Every artifact your procurement team needs is public and ready.
Architecture summary, disclosure path, and security contact for your team's review.
Security page →Data categories, processing details, and egress summary. GDPR-ready privacy posture.
Privacy notice →Data processing addendum for buyer review and pilot-stage diligence requirements.
DPA document →Current customer terms scoped for launch-stage engagements and pilot diligence.
Terms of service →Minimal footprint with a transparent provider list. Updated before any change.
Subprocessor list →Launch support model, response targets, and escalation paths for pilot customers.
Support page →The fastest first conversation: one high-volume lane, one linked knowledge source, one clear escalation problem to reduce.
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