When Sol Helps is relevant
If users keep asking the same questions about your product, something isn’t clear.
It might be the documentation. It might be onboarding. It might be missing context, unclear language, or assumptions that don’t hold for new users.
Most teams can feel this happening, but struggle to answer a basic question:
What are users consistently confused about... and where is that confusion coming from?
This is the signal Sol Helps is designed to make visible.
Traditional tools don’t make this obvious.
As a result, teams often rely on anecdotes, assumptions, or whichever issue was raised most recently.
Sol Helps is built to make recurring confusion visible.
It looks at the questions users actually ask and helps teams see:
The goal isn’t automation. It’s clarity.
Conceptual model
Sol Helps sits alongside your documentation or product experience and learns from real interactions.
Over time, this makes it easier to see what to fix first - and why.
If you want the mechanics, seehow it works.Fit check
If the core issue is understanding user confusion, Sol Helps is designed for that.
Its role is to help teams learn where understanding breaks down, not just respond faster.
For data handling details, see trust and privacy.This page exists to clarify when Sol Helps is relevant.
Not every team needs it. But when recurring confusion becomes visible - and costly - Sol Helps provides a way to understand it clearly.