FAQ Management
The FAQ section helps users find answers to common questions. As an admin, you can create, edit, organize, and publish FAQ entries.
Accessing FAQ Management
- Go to Admin in the navigation
- Click "FAQs"
- You'll see the FAQ management interface
Creating FAQ Entries
Adding a New Question
- Click "Add FAQ"
- Fill in the fields:
- Question - The question users will see
- Answer - Your response (supports basic formatting)
- Category - Group related questions together
- Published - Whether the FAQ is visible to users
- Click "Save"
Writing Effective FAQs
Good questions:
- Address actual user concerns
- Use natural language ("How do I..." vs "Query regarding...")
- Are specific enough to be helpful
Good answers:
- Directly answer the question
- Provide step-by-step instructions when applicable
- Link to relevant documentation
- Keep it concise but complete
Organizing FAQs
Categories
Group FAQs into categories to help users find what they need:
- Getting Started - Account and setup questions
- Features & Tools - How to use StratBrain features
- Account & Access - Login, passwords, permissions
- Technical Support - Troubleshooting issues
Ordering FAQs
Control the display order:
- Go to the FAQ list
- Drag items to reorder within their category
- Most common questions should appear first
- Changes save automatically
Bulk Actions
Select multiple FAQs to:
- Move to a different category
- Publish or unpublish together
- Delete multiple entries
Publishing FAQs
FAQs can be:
- Published - Visible to all users on the FAQ page
- Unpublished - Only visible to admins (drafts or outdated)
Publishing Workflow
- Create FAQ as unpublished (draft)
- Review and refine the content
- When ready, toggle "Published" on
- FAQ appears on the public FAQ page
Unpublishing
To remove an FAQ from public view:
- Find the FAQ in the admin list
- Toggle "Published" off
- The FAQ remains in your admin list for future use or deletion
Best Practices
- Review regularly - Update FAQs as the product changes
- Track user questions - Add FAQs for commonly asked support questions
- Keep answers current - Outdated answers are worse than no answer
- Use clear categories - Help users navigate to relevant questions
- Link to docs - Reference detailed documentation for complex topics
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