Search troubleshooting steps instantly or add your own fixes to help yourself and others resolve customer issues faster.
This is how most agents use GoHelper during a typical support shift.
Type the customer's problem into the search bar in plain language — exactly how you'd describe it to a colleague. Something like "email not working" or "DNS not resolving" is all you need.
GoHelper shows you troubleshooting articles, step-by-step fixes, customer-handling scripts, and resolutions that other support agents have already written and tested.
Follow the steps while you're on the call, chat, or email with the customer. No need to put them on hold to search through docs — everything is right in front of you.
Found a fix that worked? Figured out a better way to explain something to a customer? Add it to the shared knowledge base so the whole team can use it next time.
Every troubleshooting article in GoHelper is visible to everyone on the team. When one agent figures something out and adds it, everyone benefits immediately.
Everything added to GoHelper is available to all agents — no silos, no private docs.
When a colleague solves a tricky issue, their fix is right there for you to use next time.
Every article added makes the knowledge base more useful for the next person who searches.
Customer-handling scripts that have worked before are saved and ready to copy.
GoHelper is flexible — add whatever helps your team handle issues better.
Troubleshooting steps
Step-by-step instructions to fix a specific issue.
Customer handling scripts
Exact words to say or write to the customer.
Issue resolutions
What finally fixed the problem.
Notes and workarounds
Temporary fixes or things to watch out for.
Support scripts
Full call or chat scripts for common issues.
Escalation notes
When to escalate and what info to include.
GoHelper is built around the real problems support agents face during a shift.
Reduce handling time
Find the fix in seconds instead of searching through docs or asking a colleague.
Stop repeating yourself
Once a fix is in the KB, anyone can use it — no need to figure out the same issue twice.
Reuse proven fixes
Use troubleshooting steps that have already worked for real customers.
Improve support consistency
Every agent handles the same issue the same way, with the same customer language.
Build team knowledge
The more agents contribute, the better the knowledge base gets for everyone.
Search the knowledge base for an issue you're working on right now, or contribute a troubleshooting article to help the team.