The content engine for support teams.

Artica owns the layer every support stack neglects: where knowledge gets captured, becomes content, reaches customers and agents, and stays current. Here is the whole machine.

FIND

Know exactly what to write. Every week.

Artica reads your real tickets, searches, and escalations and gives you a short, ranked list of what to do: create this, improve that, archive what's dead, verify what you fixed. Every recommendation carries the evidence behind it, like the number of failed searches and unmatched escalations on a topic. No brainstorming, no backlog grooming. The list refreshes itself and stays current.

Artica recommendation queue: a ranked task to write an SSO / SAML setup guide, with 23 searches and 6 escalations as evidence and a Create article button.

CAPTURE

Your team already knows the answers. Capturing them should take minutes.

Three ways in: record a workflow (clicks, screenshots, and narration captured automatically, then shaped into a structured article), start from an AI-built outline, or write from a blank editor. Talk it through or paste rough notes, and Artica turns it into a clean, on-brand article. Drafts move through a simple review to published. Never a blank page.

Artica capture options: start a capture from the browser extension, start with an AI outline, or create a blank article.

PUBLISH

Write once. Current everywhere.

Your content lives in one place and ships everywhere it is needed: a fast, branded, beautiful public help center on your own domain, searchable and indexed, plus exports to the tools you already run like Zendesk Guide. When an article changes, Artica knows which copies are stale. More help desks coming soon.

Acme Support public help center: a How can we help search bar with browse categories like Getting started and Billing.

ANSWER

Customers want the answer, not a chatbot.

One Get Help flow across the help center: type a question, see matching articles instantly as you type, or get a direct AI answer built from your real content, with sources so trust is checkable. A human is visible from the first screen, never gated behind a bot. If the customer escalates, the question they already typed becomes their message, no starting over.

Artica Get Help: a direct AI answer to how do I enable two factor, with numbered steps and a linked source article.

ESCALATE

When customers need a human, your help desk gets a real ticket, instantly.

Artica classifies the request against your content's own topics, tags it so your existing routing rules send it to the right team, attaches the matched article and the customer's full self-serve trail, and creates the ticket in your help desk in real time, with your customer as the requester so your system owns the conversation.

Artica Get Help results with matching articles, a Get an instant answer button, and an or speak with an agent option.

FOR YOUR TEAM

Some answers are for your team only.

The same engine powers a private, internal help center: your procedures, policies, and tribal knowledge, captured and published once, then searchable and answerable by your agents. Internal content is kept separate from your public site, your customer answers, and search engines by architecture, not by a setting.

Acme Support internal help center in dark mode, marked Internal, with agent search and Runbooks and Internal policies sections.

STATUS

When something breaks, say so everywhere at once.

Declare an incident in 30 seconds. It becomes a banner across your help center, a branded status page with a live update timeline, and an incident-aware Get Help flow that asks "is your question about this?" and absorbs the ticket flood at its source. Schedule maintenance the same way. Afterward, see what the incident drove and what the announcement deflected.

Acme Support status page: all systems operational, with a scheduled database maintenance window listed.

MEASURE

The numbers your boss actually asks for.

Self-serve resolution rate, content coverage, escalations, and estimated ticket savings, all by topic, all trended, every row pointing at its fix in the queue. Built honestly: known outcomes only, counts shown beside percentages, estimates labeled as estimates.

Artica Insights: self-serve resolution 71%, coverage 86%, 38 escalations, and estimated deflection savings of $1,470.

Integrations

Built around the help desk you already run.

Artica connects to Zendesk today: read tickets (with your explicit opt-in), push articles, and create escalation tickets. More help desks are on the way, and the architecture is built for them. Request an integration from inside the app and help shape the roadmap. Artica also works as a complete standalone platform if you are not on a supported help desk yet.

Ready to give your help center a job again?

We are onboarding a small number of teams. Request early access and Hosam will reach out personally.