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Fixit Knowledge Base has been designed to provide a complete knowledge
management solution for your business.
Use it within your Call or Service Centre, to help provide quick,
accurate answers to your customer and clients queries and problems.
Allow your customer and clients access to the more straightforward
support queries through the self-help module, giving them 24x7
access without the need to talk to your support staff.
Reduce your staffing levels as a result, or take on more customers
and clients with the same numebr of staff. How you maximise the
return on the benefits the Fixit Knowledge Base provides you with,
is entirely up to you. For a summary of these, click on the benefits
link.
Use it as a pre-sales tool, answering questions about your products
for your potential customers.
Use it to provide training for new staff to ensure they get the
same information time and time again.
Fixit Knowledge Base provides the tools to capture and manage
the whole knowledge management cycle, together with any this whole
process, and much more besides.
Features:
The Fixit Knowledge Base has many features which help to quickly find the
most appropriate solution to a query asked, or problem raised.
Powerful Natural Language Search Engine
The user types in what they want to find - eg. 'how do you share your
calendar in Outlook?'. Using a combination of features, including matching
words and statements, the search results return the most appropriate results
for the query entered by the user.
Diagnostical Approach
In some cases, depending on the size of the knowledge base, and the query
typed into the search engine, several results could be returned. By using a
combination of categories, including facts, actions and problems, the user can
easily drill down into the results to find the solution they need to answer
their query or resolve their problem. If the user is a help desk analyst, they
can be presented with prompts to ask a caller, eg. 'which version of Outlook are
you using?'. Answering this basic question, reduces the search results even
further. Using this method of drilling down into possible results, the solution
can quickly be found.
* If you operate in a multi-client environment, client specific solutions can
be grouped together easily, while non-client specific (generic) solutions can be
shared across your client base.
Voting & Comments Option
When a solution is found, the user has the option of advising how useful the
solution was in relation to their query, and also to leave comments which could
be used by your knowledge editors to improve the solution for future use.
Audit History
Each solution has an audit history available, showing when it was was
created, by whom, the dates it was edited, any comments left by the editor and
so on.
Whiteboard
The whiteboard can be used for any purpose, but is intended as an update
which should be read by the user in conjunction with any search they make.
For example, in a multi-client environment, it can be used to highlight a
temporary problem which a number of clients may call the helpdesk to report. In
these cases, a normal solution found in the knowledge base may advise to
escalate to a particular resolver team, or to follow a set-process to resolve
the issue - however, if this is a known problem which is affecting many people,
you may want to avoid following the solution in the knowledge base, and simply
advise the caller that you are aware of the problem, and it is being
investigated.
The whiteboard will show messages based on the main category (eg. clients you
service) chosen on the search screen. This avoids showing the user unnecessary
information, unrelated to the category they are searching within.
Quicklinks
Quicklinks are broken into two parts. Favourites and Top Solutions.
Favourites are chosen, and maintained by each individual user. These can be
links to solutions they view more than others, eg. useful contact lists, common
problems they are taksed with resolving and so on.
Top Solutions show the solutions most viewed over a period of time, by other
users of the knowledge base. This is useful to provide an overview of the types
of problem or query that is being reported.
User Administration
From this module, your can add new users, and grant them privileges to a
number of areas of the knowledge base. These privileges include:
- Add/Amend Solutions
- Approve Content of Solutions
- Quality Check Solutions
- Delete Solutions
- Edit Whiteboard
- Create New Users
- Amend User Access
- View Votes & Comments
- View Users Logging In
- View List of All Solutions
- Browse Solutions Using Treeview
- View Searches Made & Solutions Viewed
- Edit Matching Statements
- Use Query Engine
- Create and Amend Main Category Lists
- Define Status of Solutions Viewable
- Make Exempt from Statistics
Granting and denying combinations of these options, allows you to create, for
example, users, knowledge analysts, knowledge editors, knowledge managers and
administrators.
Matching Words & Statements
This module allows you to make full use of two key problems many search
engines suffer from. People mis-spelling words (eg. 'recieve' instead of
'receive'), and people using different words with the same meaning (eg. 'pc'
instead of 'computer' or 'desktop'). Using this module takes this into account,
and lets you define abbreviations, matching words and mis-spelled words,
providing the user with a much more natural search experience, more likely to
return the solution they wanted to see.
Browse solutions
This allows the users to use a tree like structure (similar to Windows
Explorer) to navigate to a desired solution.
Full Knowledge Management Cycle
It is important to capture any gaps in your knowledge base, and Fixit does
this easily. If a user cannot find what they are looking for, they can click a
link which will automatically complete the search they made, any additional
information gathered about solutions they viewed, sub categories they may have
added, and allows them to add additional information relating to what they had
hoped to find.
This creates a draft solution, which can be picked up by your knowledge team.
They will go on to create a solution if appropriate, and set the status of the
solution to be reviewed. Your approvers will then check the solution, and
approve the content. A further check should then be made against the wuality of
the solution. Does it appear high in the search results when searched for? Does
it already exist within the knowledge base? Does the look and feel fit in with
your branding and the rest of the knowledge base? If the solution is approved
for content and quality, a review date should be set which will allow it to be
picked up in the future, to begin the review, edit, approve cycle all over
again.
Who can pick up these draft solutions, create then, approve them, and quality
check them is fully controlled by you through the User
Administration module.
Full WYSIWYG HTML Editor
Fixit Knowledge Base comes with a WYSIWYG HTML Editor, allowing you to upload
images and screenshots, add hyperlinks, and fully format your solutions to your
taste.
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