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A knowledge base helps your team keep useful information in one place that can be used to resolve requests.
By default, admins can create knowledge bases. You can also give knowledge base creation access to members through role-based access controls.
To create a knowledge base:
Give it a clear name, then click Share choose who should have Admin or Editor access.
Note
A knowledge base is not tied to a single queue. Once it is created, its content can be used to support ticket resolution more broadly.
After your knowledge base is set up, open Knowledge base and select New article. From here, you can select Create new article, Import a CSV, or Upload a file.
If you already have content somewhere else, you can upload files or import existing knowledge. This can make it easier to move established documentation into Asana Service Management without recreating everything manually.
If you choose the Create new article option, you can write content directly in the article and format it with headings, lists, and attachments.
Your internal knowledge base is visible to everyone in Asana by default and can be shared using the standard share modal.
Organization admins or users with the appropriate RBAC permissions create knowledge bases, while knowledge base admins own and manage individual knowledge bases. People who are added through sharing receive editor access by default.
Note
Permissions to edit or administer a knowledge base must be explicitly granted.
If an article is outdated or no longer accurate, you can edit it or delete it. Deleted articles are no longer used for AI resolution and cannot be recovered.
At this time, articles cannot be unpublished or archived. If you want an article to stop being used, delete it or update the content so it stays accurate.
There are three permission levels in a knowledge base: Viewer, Editor, and Admin.
Viewers can search and read published articles but cannot create or edit content.
Editors can open the share modal, edit articles, and approve and publish them, which determines what content the Service AI draws on when resolving tickets.
Admins have all editor capabilities and can also grant admin access, rename or delete a knowledge base, and manage membership more broadly.
|
Action |
Viewer |
Editor |
Admin |
|---|---|---|---|
|
View knowledge base folder/articles |
Yes |
Yes |
Yes |
|
Create new knowledge bases |
No |
No |
No |
|
Open knowledge base share modal |
No |
Yes |
Yes |
|
Default share invite level |
N/A |
Editor |
Editor |
|
Grant Editor membership |
No |
Yes |
Yes |
|
Grant Admin membership |
No |
No |
Yes |
|
Grant Viewer membership |
No |
No |
No |
|
Edit/delete knowledge base articles created by others |
No |
Yes |
Yes |
|
Rename/delete knowledge base |
No |
No |
Yes |
|
Manage knowledge base members |
No |
Can grant Editor access |
Can grant Editor/Admin access |
Once an article is published, it becomes available to Service AI straight away and can be used to resolve incoming tickets automatically. Unpublished drafts are not available to the Service AI and will not be used.

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