This feature has the following plan restrictions:
- Support Enterprise and Guide Lite or Professional: Five brands, one Help Center
- Support Enterprise and Guide Enterprise: Five brands, five Help Centers
- Support Enterprise with Multibrand add-on: 300 brands, 300 Help Centers
If you have added multiple brands, you can create one or more Help Centers, depending on your Support and Guide plans. A brand’s Help Center is completely separate from any other brand’s Help Center, if you have multiple. End users who visit the Help Center for a specific brand see tickets for only that brand.
If you’re using ticket forms, all ticket forms will be available in all of your Help Centers, if you have multiple.
Adding a Help Center for a brand
You can create one or more Help Centers for multibrand, depending on your plan types:
- Support Enterprise and Guide Lite or Professional: Five brands, one Help Center
- Support Enterprise and Guide Enterprise: Five brands, five Help Centers
- Support Enterprise with Multibrand add-on and any Guide plan: 300 brands, 300 Help Centers
To add a Help Center for a brand
- Click the Admin icon (
) in the sidebar, then select Manage > Brands.
- If you haven’t already done so, click Add brand to add your brand (see Adding multiple brands).
- On the Brands management page, click the menu icon beside the brand you want to set up a Help Center for, then select Edit.
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Under Help Center, click Create.
- Click Create yours today.
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Select a theme or click Skip for now.
When finished, you’ll see confirmation that your new Help Center has been created.
To access a branded Help Center, see Viewing a Help Center for one of your brands.
Understanding user authentication with multiple Help Centers
When you have multiple Help Centers to support multiple brands, you cannot restrict users to a specific Help Center. All of your Help Centers are accessible to all of your end-users. If you are using remote authentication or SSO, each Help Center will redirect users to the same single sign-in protocol and database. This is because users belong to the account, not to a specific brand.
When users receive a welcome email, password reset email, or identity verification email, it will include a list of all of your Help Centers. This ensures that users understand that any changes to their account affect their access to these multiple Help Centers.
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