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How to create and manage knowledge bases, add sources (Help Center articles, product catalog, URLs, files), attach them to voice and workflow agents, and keep them current with auto-resync.
Knowledge Bases let you organise the content your AI agents draw on when answering questions, handling calls, and running workflows. Instead of a flat list of entries, you group related content into named collections and attach those collections to specific agents. Every agent grounded in a knowledge base gives answers from what is in it.
Manage all your knowledge bases at https://app.trustpager.com/ai-agents/knowledgebase.
These are two separate systems and it is worth understanding how they differ before you start.
Use Knowledge Bases for reference material you want every relevant agent to know. Use Memory to track what agents have learned through experience.
A knowledge base pulls its entries from one or more sources. You can mix source types freely within a single knowledge base.
Pull from your own published help content. Either select specific articles by name, or choose Sync all to bring every published Help Center article into the knowledge base as entries. Re-syncing updates any articles that have changed since the last sync and skips the ones that have not.
Imports your product and service listings directly from your catalog. Keeps agents accurate on pricing and availability without manual copy-paste.
Paste a URL and TrustPager fetches the page and extracts its text as a knowledge entry. Useful for public documentation, terms pages, or your own website content. Re-syncing a URL re-fetches the page and updates the entry if the content has changed.
Upload .txt, .md, .csv, or .html files directly. For PDF or Word documents, copy the text and paste it as a manual entry instead — those formats are not ingested directly.
A knowledge base only grounds an agent if it is attached. You can do this from two places:
Both directions produce the same link. Many agents can share one knowledge base; one agent can be attached to several knowledge bases at once.
Each knowledge base has its own resync schedule. Choose from:
A resync checks each source for changes, updates entries where the content has changed, and skips entries that are already current. Nothing is deleted unless you remove the source.
If a voice agent or workflow agent was already connected to a knowledge base before the unified Knowledge Bases system launched, that knowledge base will show an Adopt option on the Knowledge Bases page. Adopting it does three things:
After adoption the knowledge base appears and is managed the same way as any other knowledge base.
Entries that exist in your workspace but are not part of any knowledge base appear in an Ungrouped bucket on the Knowledge Bases page. They are still searchable workspace-wide but are not scoped to any specific agent. Move them into a knowledge base to make them available for agent grounding.
Viewing knowledge bases requires knowledge:read. Creating, editing, and syncing requires knowledge:write. Manage roles at https://app.trustpager.com/settings/permissions.
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