In-App Self-Served Support See how our Embeddable Assistant works for you
Onboarding Add Helpers & Hotspots to proactively guide your users
Embedded Elements Easily inject search, help, suggestions into your site
Hosted Docs Deliver your docs in a beautiful hosted knowledge base
KCS See how Knowledge Centered Service can transform your business
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The Elevio Assistant and Hotspots intelligently deliver instant contextual support, right within your product.
No more sending users off-site, waiting for support staff, or getting nowhere with chatbots.
Just the right help, for the right person, at the right time
Positioned anywhere on your page, Hotspots provide instant prompts to inline help.
Set them up to disappear after use, or have them stay permanently, it's up to you.
No developers required 🎉
We also intelligently surface relevant content right before your customers submit support tickets, to instantly resolve issues and actively deflect 20% of customer tickets on average.
Dive into reports and see how your users are engaging with your in-app help.
Advisor uses Machine Learning to help you to continuously improve your docs based on engagement and feedback.
Knowledge Centered Service has never been easier.
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Johann Loibl - Head of Customer Service
"Elevio is a fantastic self-service solution for our customers. It's not only the slick interface, but also the functionality and integration to our backend tools which provide a seamless workflow experience."
Grace Brunina - Community Manager
"When you look at our metrics, you can tell the exact day that Elevio went live, because article views start trending upwards and contacts to support trend downwards"
Kelsey Moen - Marketing Manager
"One documentation task that we largely fail to do is to re-visit articles after they’ve been published for some time. Elevio not only helps in moving these tasks up on our priority list, but also provides recommendations on which articles need attention."