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How to Use Freshdesk to Build a Knowledge Base

Updated on:
May 12, 2026
By:
Madhav Bhandari
Use this interactive demo to learn how to build and publish a knowledge base in Freshdesk.

Quick summary

The Freshdesk Knowledgebase lets support teams create, organize, and publish self-service articles so customers can find answers without contacting support. Articles are structured into categories and folders, written with a built-in rich text editor, and tracked for usefulness through customer feedback.


Steps

  1. Navigate to Solutions by clicking the open book icon in the left pane.
  2. Click New Article in the top right corner to start creating a knowledge base article.
  3. Use the dropdown arrow next to the New Article button to create a New Folder or New Category to organize your articles.
  4. Browse existing knowledge base articles sorted under their relevant categories in the left panel.
  5. Use the built-in Rich Text Editor to write and format your article content with full control.
  6. Format key sections using heading styles such as H1, H2, H3 and add helpful hyperlinks throughout the article.
  7. Click Publish in the top right corner when the article is ready to go live.
  8. Review how the helpdesk portal displays articles to viewers, organized by categories and folders to maintain information hierarchy.
  9. Use the copy link button in the top right to get a shareable link to send directly to customers.
  10. Monitor article quality through the helpful or not helpful feedback option that viewers see at the bottom of each article.

📌 Why this matters

A well-structured knowledge base is one of the most effective ways to reduce support ticket volume and improve customer satisfaction. Freshdesk Knowledgebase gives support teams a cloud-based platform to create, categorize, and publish self-service articles with a rich text editor, heading formatting, and shareable links. Customers can rate articles as helpful or not, giving teams clear signals on which content needs updating. For any business looking to scale customer support without scaling headcount, a searchable and well-organized knowledge base is essential.
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