Certain Support AI Chat Bot
- The Certain Support Chat Bot gives you instant answers to questions about the Certain platform.
- The bot is available 24/7 right from your Help Center.
- For anything the bot cannot resolve on its own, the bot connects you directly with the support team.
- You can open a ticket without leaving the chat.
- Important — Starting April 20, 2026, the Certain Support Chat Bot becomes the primary way to submit new support requests.
- New tickets should be opened through the bot rather than by emailing help@certain.com directly.
- See details in the New Support Routing section below.
How to Access the Chat Bot
- After logging in to the Certain platform, navigate to any subsequent page.
- Look for the speech bubble icon in the top-right navigation bar.
- Click the icon and start typing your question.
- Note the chatbot icon does not appear on the first page that loads after you log in.
- You must navigate to any page after logging in for the chatbot icon to appear.
- The chatbot loads after the rest of the page, so you may notice a brief delay before the icon appears.
- If you don't see it right away, give the page a moment to finish loading.
What the Chat Bot Can Help With
- The bot has full access to all Certain Help Center content.
- This makes it the fastest way to get answers.
- The bot can provide step-by-step "how-to" guidance for platform features.
- The bot can provide troubleshooting for common issues and error messages.
- The bot can provide information about the latest release notes and feature updates.
- The bot can provide general system and configuration questions.
- The bot can help with opening a support ticket if the question needs a human agent.
Tips for Getting the Best Answers
- Ask "how-to" questions.
- Phrase the question as you would ask a person, rather than typing a single keyword.
- Try this vs. Instead of this
- Try this: How do I add a speaker to an agenda?
- Instead of this: Agenda speakers
- Try this: How do I export my attendee list?
- Instead of this: Export
- If the bot asks you to choose a category, select "Software usage instructions" for platform how-to questions.
- This helps the bot search the right section of the Help Center.
- Include the feature name.
- Being specific gets you a better answer.
- For example, say "Touchpoint registration form" rather than just "registration."
- Ask for Release Notes anytime.
- You can ask the bot for the latest Release Notes at any point in the conversation — just ask: "What are the latest release notes?"
- Can't Find Your Answer? Open a Ticket Through the Bot.
- If the bot is not able to resolve the question, you can open a support ticket directly from the chat.
- Just let the bot know you'd like to speak with someone or submit a request, and it will guide you through the process.
- Same team, same response times — the bot simply gets you to the right place faster.
Starting April 20th: New Support Routing
- Action Required for Your Account: Starting April 20, 2026, the Certain Support Chat Bot is the required starting point for all new support requests.
- New tickets should be submitted through the bot by logging into Certain Platform, rather than by emailing help@certain.com directly.
- Timeframe: How to get support.
- Now through April 19: Email to help@certain.com continues to create tickets as usual. No action needed today.
- Starting April 20: New requests should be submitted through the Support Chat Bot. Email will no longer route to the support team.
- Existing open tickets: Will continue to be handled normally — no action needed on tickets already in progress.
- Same team, same response times — just a smarter front door.
Can't Find Your Answer? Open a Ticket Through the Bot
- If the bot isn't able to resolve your question, you can open a support ticket directly from the chat.
- Just let the bot know you'd like to speak with someone or submit a request, and it will guide you through the process.
- Same team, same response times — the bot simply gets you to the right place faster.
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