Get answers about your help docs that write themselves
48 articles · 15 video walkthroughs · Updated about 1 month ago
Create your account, connect GitHub or Bitbucket, walk through project setup, and pick a plan so your first help centre is ready to go.
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Review changelog updates and draft articles or feature posts that arrive after merges, then approve, reject, or publish them in bulk.
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Create and edit articles, organise sections, publish or unpublish pages, and produce video walkthroughs for your users.
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Set up branding, repositories, AI preferences, notifications, team access, chat widget, and walkthrough options for a project.
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Share your help centre on a subdomain or custom domain, control who can access it, and understand what your users see when they browse articles, ask questions, or use chat.
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Fix sign-in problems, repo connection hiccups, custom-domain verification, invitation issues, and other common snags.
Stay in the loop when SupportPages finishes work on your project — without watching the inbox all day. You can pick which task completions trigger an email digest and preview exactly what those messages look like before they land in your inbox.
Control what your customers can read on your help centre. Publish a draft when it is ready to go live, or unpublish an outdated article without losing your work.
Polish a draft help-centre article before it goes live — tweak the title, update the body, adjust individual steps, and preview exactly how readers will see it on your public site.
Bring a colleague into your project so they can review drafts and help publish your help centre — without sharing your login.
Use the Inbox to turn down AI-generated drafts you do not want in your help centre. You can also undo a rejection if you change your mind before moving on.
Use an account you already have to open SupportPages in one click — no new password to remember. You'll be back to reviewing drafts and publishing articles in seconds.
