Outdated knowledge base is holding your AI assistant back

Your AI Chatbot can have the latest information in its knowledge base and still give an outdated answer.

This often happens when an old offer, policy, or instruction remains in another document or section. A quick knowledge base check from time to time can help prevent this.

Remove old information

Outdated offers, archived pages, or leftover instructions can easily lead to wrong answers.


Manually retrain web pages

If you use website pages to train your assistant and update them regularly, remember to retrain the widget manually so it can access the latest content.


Note: Automatic page updates are not currently supported, but this request is on our Wishlist. Feel free to upvote it to receive notifications about any progress :slightly_smiling_face:


Organize docs by topic

Separate documents for FAQs, services, pricing, policies, and support rules are easier to maintain than one large file.


Spot-check regularly

From time to time, test the 5–10 questions your visitors ask most often. If an answer feels outdated, the related section probably needs a refresh.


Keeping a knowledge base accurate often means removing old information, not just adding new content.

Do you review your knowledge base on a schedule, or only after the assistant gives an incorrect answer? What usually becomes outdated first?

We frequently use the Retrain option to update the assistance regularly, and it works well. We are in the Press and Media Business and must keep the Chat updated.

That’s a good example of why keeping a knowledge base up to date matters. In the Press and Media space, I imagine things can change pretty often.

When you retrain the chatbot, what are you usually trying to fix or improve — outdated information, new content, or something else?

News Feed of our clients. We built RSS Feed Links and trained the AI chatbot, and the results were positive. The main problem for us is the 200-link limit you offer. This limit should perhaps be increased for paid subscribers, especially for a News and Media Service Firm like us.

Thanks for sharing this, Thomas! It’s great to hear that the RSS feed setup is working well for you.

And yes, I totally get the pain point with the 200-link limit. We also hope our developers will be able to consider expanding this in the future, as we know it can be important for cases like yours.

If anything changes regarding this limit, we’ll make sure to update you in this thread: Remove/increase limit for Web Pages

Thanks again for the insights :wink: