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The company gathers internal materials.
Document import allows feeding Whatsplaid's Knowledge Base with materials that help AI answer questions, guide customers, and support the team on WhatsApp.
The company gathers internal materials.
The content enters the agent's database.
AI uses the material as a reference.
The customer receives guidance on WhatsApp.
See how the data flows, what requirements apply, and what depends on the chosen configuration.
Import files into the Knowledge Base
Processed textual content of the submitted documents.
Creates a searchable source for the agent; does not alter the original file or external systems.
Document sent → Knowledge Base → agent responses.
The content becomes available for consultation after the uploaded file is processed.
Compatible file, readable content, and permission to use the material.
Formats, size, and number of files follow the limits of the contracted plan.
Outdated, contradictory, visually poor, or hard-to-read content can reduce response accuracy.
In ADMIN, document import is part of the Knowledge Base feature, where files and spreadsheets help the assistant consult information sent by the company.
STEP 01
Gathers policies, FAQs, manuals, catalogs, instructions, business rules, and documents the agent should know.
STEP 02
Send the documents through the panel so Whatsplaid can process the content and prepare the database used by AI.
STEP 03
Keep names clear, updated versions, and concise content to reduce ambiguity in responses.
STEP 04
Validate if the agent can answer doubts using the imported documents and adjust the materials when context is missing.
Importing is ideal for content that already exists within the company but is still scattered across PDFs, manuals, files, spreadsheets, and internal documents.
Transform FAQs, policies, and approved answers into a reference for the agent.
Guide customers with instructions, rules, warranties, exchanges, steps, and next actions.
Use materials about products, services, conditions, and criteria to support commercial conversations.
Centralize rules and guidelines that previously depended on team memory.
Use documents when the company already has content ready and needs to incorporate this knowledge into the service without starting from scratch.
FAQs, policies, manuals, catalogs, instructions, business rules, support procedures, training materials, and internal content that help the agent respond better.
No. Documents work better for textual knowledge and rules. Google Sheets works better for tables and live data that change frequently.
Yes. An operation can use documents for policies and manuals, Google Sheets for live data, and integrations/API for real-time operational data.
Yes. After importing important materials, test real questions on the dashboard to confirm if the agent is using the expected content.
Use internal files and materials to improve responses in customer service, sales, and support via WhatsApp.