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Overview

The Insights Hub is a powerful feature in Z360 that helps you identify gaps in your AI agent’s capabilities. It automatically detects and surfaces two types of gaps discovered during real user conversations:
  • Knowledge Base Gaps: Topics or questions where your knowledge base couldn’t provide relevant information
  • Skill Gaps: Instructions or workflows that users requested but no Skill exists to guide the agent
By reviewing these insights, you can continuously improve your agent’s effectiveness by adding missing documentation and creating new Skills based on actual user needs.

Accessing the Insights Hub

  1. Navigate to your Z360 dashboard
  2. Click on AI Studio in the left sidebar
  3. Select Insights Hub from the submenu

Understanding the Insights Hub Interface

Tabs

The Insights Hub organizes insights into three tabs:
  • New Insights: Newly detected gaps that need your review
  • Accepted Insights: Gaps you’ve acknowledged and plan to address
  • Rejected Insights: Gaps you’ve dismissed as not relevant or necessary

Insight Cards

Each insight is displayed as a card containing:
  • Gap Type: Either “Knowledge Base Gap” or “Skill Gap”
  • Occurrences: The number of times this gap was detected across conversations
  • Description: A summary of what the user was looking for and why the agent couldn’t help
  • Sources: Links to the original conversations where the gap was identified
  • Action Buttons: Accept or Reject the insight

Types of Insights

Knowledge Base Gap

A Knowledge Base Gap occurs when a user asks about a topic that your knowledge base doesn’t cover. For example:
  • User asked about integration options with third-party CRMs, but no documentation exists about API connectivity
  • User inquired about pricing plans, but the knowledge base returned no relevant information
  • User requested details about participant limits for demos, but no documentation covers this topic

Skill Gap

A Skill Gap occurs when a user requests instructions or a workflow that your agent doesn’t have a Skill for. For example:
  • User requested a specific support process, but no Skill explains the steps to follow
  • User wanted a repeatable customer workflow, but no Skill is available to guide the relevant Expert

Managing Insights

Reviewing New Insights

  1. Go to the New Insights tab
  2. Read through each insight card to understand what users were looking for
  3. Click on the source conversation link to see the full context of the interaction

Accepting an Insight

When you identify a valid gap that should be addressed:
  1. Click the Accept button on the insight card
  2. The insight moves to the Accepted Insights tab
  3. Use this as a reminder to create the missing documentation or Skill

Rejecting an Insight

When an insight isn’t relevant or doesn’t require action:
  1. Click the Reject button on the insight card
  2. The insight moves to the Rejected Insights tab
  3. Rejected insights are kept for reference but won’t appear in your active queue

Searching and Filtering

  • Use the Search insights… bar at the top right to find specific insights
  • Click the Filter button to narrow down insights by type or other criteria

Acting on Insights

For Knowledge Base Gaps

  1. Accept the insight to acknowledge the gap
  2. Navigate to AI Studio → Knowledge Base
  3. Add new or update documentation covering the missing topic
  4. Reference the insight description to ensure you address what users were actually asking about

For Skill Gaps

  1. Accept the insight to acknowledge the gap
  2. Navigate to AI Studio → Skills
  3. Use Add skill or update an existing Skill to guide the requested workflow
  4. Review the Skill with the Expert that will use it before enabling it

Tips

  • Review regularly: Check the Insights Hub frequently to stay on top of user needs
  • Prioritize by occurrences: Insights with higher occurrence counts indicate more common user requests
  • Use conversation context: Always review the source conversation to fully understand what users needed
  • Track accepted insights: Use the Accepted Insights tab as your improvement backlog
  • Don’t ignore patterns: Multiple similar gaps may indicate a significant feature or documentation need

What’s Next?

After addressing insights, your agent will be better equipped to handle similar requests in future conversations. Continue monitoring the Insights Hub to maintain a feedback loop between user interactions and agent improvements.