Authorizations
Cookie-based authentication
Path Parameters
The id of the knowledgeSource to retrieve
Body
Knowledge source object
Internal id, e.g. 123
123
Type of knowledge source
faq
, work-instruction
, document
, other
, news
Status of the knowledge source
active
, archived
, deleted
"active"
URL to associated source. null for sources with internal ids (tickets and templates) or if non-existant (language model source)
"https://company.com/faq/376189"
Name of knowledge source, any requests with existing name will update the existing knowledge source
"Opening hours"
Tags that are assigned to this knowledge source
[70, 71]
(!) Should be used only with type 'news' (otherwise ignored). Teams that are assigned to the knowledge source object
[1, 2]
Title of knowledge source
"Opening hours"
Full text that was used as source
"Our service hours are from 8am to 5pm. We are closed on weekends. [...]"
If true, then this knowledge source is only visible to agents
false
Response
Successful operation
Data format of Enneo success messages Knowledge source object
Operation was successful
true
Internal id, e.g. 123
123
Type of knowledge source
faq
, work-instruction
, document
, other
, news
Status of the knowledge source
active
, archived
, deleted
"active"
URL to associated source. null for sources with internal ids (tickets and templates) or if non-existant (language model source)
"https://company.com/faq/376189"
Name of knowledge source, any requests with existing name will update the existing knowledge source
"Opening hours"
Tags that are assigned to this knowledge source
[70, 71]
(!) Should be used only with type 'news' (otherwise ignored). Teams that are assigned to the knowledge source object
[1, 2]
Agents that have read the knowledge source
[
{
"id": 1,
"name": "John Doe",
"readAt": "2024-11-29 14:38:12"
}
]
Title of knowledge source
"Opening hours"
Full text that was used as source
"Our service hours are from 8am to 5pm. We are closed on weekends. [...]"
If true, then this knowledge source is only visible to agents
false