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amadeo
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October 11, 2021
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Why doesn't the In-App Hub (formerly KC Bot) search result page display relevance of returned results (omits description and highlighted query matches)?

  • October 11, 2021
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When the KC bot is configured to use Search in unified tab, it should show the returned record description the same way Google does in a browser search by highlighting query matches in the title and description. The Gainsight PX documentation shows as much when Search is in it’s separate tab: 

 

But if Search is in a unified tab then the query matches are not highlighted in the description for linked articles. A description is not visible if the return is from a Google integration. We integrated our Flair help documents using the Google integration service. The screenshot below is how the results show (notice the lack of relevance):

 

We have other search queries that look more confusing and not at all insightful when the query string doesn't show in any of the results:

 

Same search query in Google search:

 

The search results page in KC bot needs to show a description and highlight the query string when it is found in the description. Without this we can not show the user why the results are relevant and makes for a bad experience. We cannot adopt this KC bot design with this flaw, and the unified tab design is the one that works for our product.

Why doesn't the KC bot search result page display relevance of the returned results?

Please advise.

Best answer by skalle

Hi @amadeo   Thanks for the feedback. I am just now coming back from my vacation and catching up on the product requests.

I have viewed this request and we will take this up as part of our next release enhancements.

 

12 replies

skalle
Gainsight Employee ⭐️
Gainsight Employee ⭐️
May 30, 2024

@Tracymack  We are working on KCBot V2 experience and getting to show “relevant” data is something on radar. However with the feedback you provided on Google Search, I want to dig deeper to understand if this actually is bug. Is Gainsight support team involved in the investigation that you mentioned above? If not, can you please create a support ticket with all details on how you tested and tag me on it.

samanthahamlet
Gainsight Community Manager
March 10, 2026

In March of 2026 Gainsight announced that Knowledge Center Bot (KC Bot) had been renamed to In-App Hub to reflect the improvements we have made to the feature.