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Hey all,I’m implementing Guru for the very first time and it’s so cool but also so  🧠🔨!I’ve set up collections for every department, with an access “group” for department leads, and another group for team members with read only access. For the rest of the org, I’ve not allowed all members read only access in any collections. Therefore, every department will only have access to their team’s collection.I do this so that team leads can pick and choose which boards/sections/cards will be visible out to the org.Is this a good empty state, do you think? Why or why not?

I must be missing something basic here. I’m looking at some questions in the Card Manager that need answers, but I’m not seeing where they were asked. How do you normally find the card associated to a question?

We are launching Guru next week and curious about best practices for experts to check questions and cards that need verification? I was going to set the expectations that experts should be checking on Mondays and Wednesday. That might even be overkill but at least there will only be a few day delay at most.

  (e.g. :heavy-plus-sign:) in a markdown macro? I am not seeing them be interpreted in the Guru card.

Are there any best practices or standard practices for naming conventions? Do people typically go based off the board & collectionhierarchy?

Hey community, because we are using Guru for quiet sometime a whole year is already over and a lot of "general" cards need verification again Is there an option for bulk request of verifications?

Hello everyone. I have a daily meeting with my agents to go over things like sales, experiments, announcements, bugs, etc.. Does anybody have a template that they use for something like this or that they recommend? I checked out the Guru templates and didn't see one that really fit. Thank you!

Morning all, I hope someone may know the answer to this, as I haven't been able to find it (though that very definitely could be user error!). Is there a way to turn off the "Users who viewed this Card also viewed:" suggestions at the bottom of specific cards (or even more specifically the bottom of cards all in one collection) please? For context, I have a collection that only has public cards in it for recruitment candidates and pre-boarding. However because we've also been setting up cards in internal collections, the suggestions at the bottom of the public only cards are suggesting internal facing cards that those people won't be able to access (and shouldn't see unless they're employed). Any help will be gratefully received - thank you in advance! :thankyou:

Hello! I'm trying to query Guru's KCS endpoint to get all Zendesk tickets linked to a specific card. When I use the `cardId` query, I don't get anything back, and usually a 500 error. However, if I remove`cardId` it works, only I get ALL cards which is not what I want. I've tried `cardId` using the slug (works when doing a call to search by ID but not KCS), and also using the card id property we get in the objects when calling KCS (this also gives me ALL cards). Here's an example test in curl curl -u UNAME:TOKEN https://api.getguru.com/api/v1/kcs?cardId=CARDID This works though curl -u UNAME:TOKEN https://api.getguru.com/api/v1/cards/CARDID/extended Am I doing something wrong? We're trialing Guru for issues and feedback, but we need a way to get all ZD tickets linked to a card for it to be of any use. The Spreadsheet Guru provides is cool, but while trying to introduce the `cardId` query, it's just giving me 500 errors even if the call is properly formatted. Has anyone built something

I've recently inherited our Guru platform and I'm reviewing the unverified cards. As far as I can see, I can only request verification per single card. Is there a smart way of requesting a bunch of cards be verified (by individual) with one click?

Hi all! We have a big push to get our CSMs using more email templates to make them more efficient; we've organized things in Guru to make it easy to see what's available and are thinking about training / rollout now.  In the past, we've found it difficult to get people to use them- mostly because they forget they are there. Has anyone ever had similar challenges? If so, what did you do in terms of training / enforcement to help encourage usage? Thank you!

I'm seeing people use the acronyms 'SME' and 'DRI' when discussing roles and my brain is struggling to guess what these might refer to. Can anyone fill me in?

Is it possible to link to a specific heading in a card? like anchors...?

When using the "Link to Ticket" feature, has anyone figured out a way to see what Cards a Ticket is linked to? In Zendesk, if I'm looking at a ticket, I want to easily see that someone has linked this ticket to the appropriate card without needing extra steps. We're using to track product feedback and bugs so there can be more than one linked card per ticket. I was thinking perhaps some kind of API call that could populate a Google Sheet and filter for that Ticket ID. Google Sheets can be added as a sidebar in ZD, so maybe somehow there's some magic that could work there? Or if the Guru Extension could show what cards this ticket is linked to -that would be stellar!

Hi all! Having trouble understanding how to auth in python using a Collection ID and Collection token. I don't see any example code in documentation. Anyone able to help?

Hi friends! Has anyone successfully ran their SMEs through a formal content *audit process*? We have taken everyone through one audit cycle, but I was hoping to revamp our process and see if anyone had some best practices to share!

Hey gang! Does anyone have a JD specifically for a Knowledge Manager?

Random question - does anyone use the Pins feature and find it useful? Curious how this may be different from knowledge triggers. Thanks! https://help.getguru.com/en/articles/4740114-setting-up-and-using-pins

hey y'all. Who has a 'How To Guide' template that they are super proud of and wants to let me steal ideas from it? :smile: My end goal is a template that is fleshed out enough to guide other authors as they fill them out. (Trying to take another baby step toward having other authors live in our system.)

I'm considering creating and managing a Glossary of Terms in Guru. I'm deliberating whether to have individual cards for each term, or group terms under related sections. Grouping is an option as verification is done by different teams. And what's the difference between a Board and a Board Group, and how would I use them differently? Any thoughts....

Anyone have ideas around documenting your overall Guru collection/folder structure? Similar to an org chart, where any employee could view this document at a high level and know where to go for certain information?

Does anyone know exactly what Guru means when it says on my Recent Activity that someone 'used' a card? Does that just mean viewed or did they interact with it by like copying content? I couldn't find anything in the Help Center that spelled this out for me.

What kind of best practices/guidelines are folks using to make sure people making good use - but not over use - of Knowledge Alerts, especially if you've got the whole company in Guru?

Hi Everyone! :wave::skin-tone-4: My team and I are exploring the *Ask an Expert* feature. 1. Does anyone use this feature? If so - how does your team use the functionality? 2. Do you have experts answering the questions? 3. Do you have an SLA on when questions need to be answered by?

Hi! Wish you all a great day! My team and I were discussing the best way to manage comments in the cards. Today we have near 12.000 people with access to the content, and you can imagine the amount of comments it's not low :sweat_smile: We have very few people to attend all of them, and sometimes the management turns difficult. I thought on asking you: • How do you manage the comments? • Ever created a solution from information via API? • Ever had to deal with something like this and applied certain methodology to resolve it? There are 3 questions but a single answer resuming the idea is more than enough. Thankssss