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Prioritizing article suggestions during ticket creation

kbukg
Tera Contributor

Is there any way to "weight" a specific article to be the first suggestion that comes up when someone types in a matching keyword when submitting a ticket? We have a large KB with several articles about Insurance, and I need a specific one to come up as the top suggested article. 

 

For context, our insurance term renews on 12/1. Beginning in October and then increasing in November and December, we get a ton of requests for new COIs. I have a SPECIFIC article about 24-25 COIs that would answer the question everyone is submitting, but they aren't seeing it. A user recently submitted a ticket with comments that said Our customers are beginning to request the 24-25 COI. Can you please advise when the updated COI will be added to the SharePoint Site?

 

I recreated it to see how on earth they missed the KB article titled ATTENTION: If you need an updated 2024-2025 Certificate of Insurance (COI), and it showed briefly when I was typing but then got buried under all the other results that had the words SharePoint, updated, advise, etc.

 

Is there a way to force an article to the top of the suggestions?

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Kim27
Tera Guru

Hello, have you looked at using knowledge profiles? I created a quick example for the situation you mentioned in your post. 

 

Knowledge profile, x_datrp_knowledge_knowledge_profiles_list, allows you to present an article when certain conditions are met. In this case, I said whenever COI  or Certificate of Insurance was used in the short description, show the indicated KA. 

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When the short description matches the conditions, the article is at the top of the search results

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You still want to make sure your meta is complete with full statements and additional keywords. I added "when will the COI be added to SharePoint, COI available, Certificate_of_insurance" to the meta field. 

I hope this helps! 



Are Knowledge Profiles a plug-in that need to be installed? I don't see that in our instance.

Good question! I believe we had to request they be enabled.