Navigate your Protodesk workspace
Learn where to find conversations, knowledge, AI tools, Help Center content, and workspace settings.
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Protodesk keeps its main support tools in a consistent left-hand navigation so you can move between conversations, knowledge, and customer-facing content without losing context.
Main navigation
- Threads — read and reply to customer conversations.
- Browse — explore support activity and customer context.
- Knowledge — maintain trusted information your team can reuse.
- AI — access AI-assisted support tools.
- Help Center — create, organize, and publish customer-facing articles.
- Settings — manage workspace-level configuration and preferences.
Help Center navigation
When you open Help Center, a second navigation appears:
- Overview shows the current Help Center state.
- Articles contains collections, drafts, and published articles.
- Settings controls publication, languages, identity, and the Help Center URL.
- Widget controls the customer-facing Live Chat experience.
A simple daily workflow
- Start in Threads to review new customer messages.
- Check Knowledge when an answer needs trusted internal context.
- Improve or create a Help Center article when a question is likely to be asked again.
- Return to Settings only when you need to change workspace configuration.
Keeping internal knowledge and customer-facing articles current makes both your team and Protodesk's AI assistance more reliable.
Related articles
- What is Protodesk?Learn how Protodesk brings conversations, knowledge, AI, and customer-facing help into one support workspace.
- Use Protodesk AssistConfigure Assist and review grounded reply suggestions, writing tools, translations, follow-ups, and ticket context.
- Set up your support emailForward customer email into Threads, verify your sending domain, and test inbound and outbound delivery.
- Install Live Chat on your websiteCreate a Chat App, allow your website, copy the installer, and verify that the Protodesk launcher appears correctly.
- Create and publish a Help Center articleCreate a clear customer-facing article, organize it in a collection, preview it, and publish it when ready.