Managing your AI knowledge base

Explains what to include in your knowledge base, what to avoid, and how to keep it accurate so the assistant stays on-brand.

Last Updated: Feb 25, 2026

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What this is

Your AI knowledge base is the set of brokerage / team information Roof AI uses to answer questions accurately and on-brand (policies, service areas, FAQs, processes, etc.). It’s optional, but it helps reduce off-brand answers and “I’m not sure” responses.

Who this applies to

  • Core: Recommended (helps answer brokerage questions on listing pages)
  • Intelligence / Lifecycle: Strongly recommended (more sitewide traffic = more varied questions)

What to include

Use this as your starter checklist:

  • Office hours, contact info, locations
  • Service areas (cities/neighborhoods you serve)
  • Buyer/seller/renter FAQs (timelines, next steps, what to bring, how showings work)
  • Policies (fair housing language, photo/listing removal requests routing, disclaimers)
  • “How we work” (consultations, listing process, recruiting info if on the Lifecycle tier)
  • Any “always true” facts you want the bot to default to

What not to include

  • Sensitive personal info or anything you wouldn’t want echoed back to visitors
  • Anything that changes daily (ex., temporary promos) unless you can commit to frequent updates
  • Private internal SOPs that aren’t meant for consumers

Update cadence

  • Monthly: review your knowledge base for outdated info
  • Same-day: update immediately if you change contact info, office hours, service areas, or policies

Common failure modes (and how to avoid them)

  • Outdated policies: visitors get incorrect instructions → update cadence
  • Contradictory info: bot hedges or gives mixed answers → remove duplicates and pick one source of truth
  • Too generic: bot sounds like any brokerage → add specifics (hours, locations, process details)