Policy conflicts
Find different shipping thresholds, return windows, and other rules that appear to cover the same situation.
Paste your public Help Center URL. We’ll inspect accessible articles for conflicting policies, near-duplicates, and freshness signals—then give you a free health snapshot.
No vanity score. Every flagged issue points back to public source evidence your team can review.
Find different shipping thresholds, return windows, and other rules that appear to cover the same situation.
Surface pages that compete to answer the same customer question and may split your retrieval signals.
Review pages with visible update metadata that suggests a policy may be old. Missing dates stay unclassified.
See which common ecommerce support topics appear in public content—without pretending this is ticket-based gap mining.
Only pages available without an account or access token are eligible.
Policy values, topic overlap, update dates, and source context are checked together.
Open the sources, verify the evidence, and decide what deserves attention.
CheckMyHelpCenter is a free, read-only health check for public support content. Here’s exactly what it can—and cannot—analyze.
CheckMyHelpCenter is a free, read-only Help Center health check from DocSanity AI. It analyzes publicly accessible support articles for policy conflicts, near-duplicates, freshness signals, and common ecommerce topic coverage.
The public audit works with accessible Zendesk Guide, Gorgias, Shopify Help Center, and custom support sites. The site must be reachable over the public web without a login.
No. The free audit reads public pages only, does not request account access, and never edits or publishes Help Center content. Every finding is a suggestion for human review.
It looks for rules that may disagree across pages, articles that answer substantially the same question, visible update dates that may deserve review, and the presence of common ecommerce support topics.
The score is a directional signal based on the public pages successfully analyzed, including the severity of potential conflicts, duplicate content, and freshness evidence. It is not a guarantee of AI answer accuracy, and no score is shown when there is not enough reliable data.
The free web audit cannot access private articles, macros, saved replies, tickets, or AI conversations. Those sources require a connected DocSanity integration, with capabilities and permissions varying by platform.
We fetch only content reachable without authentication, never log in or submit forms, and do not retain raw page content after the report is built. Google Analytics measures site usage so we can improve the tool.
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Continuously monitor private articles, macros, saved replies, and support conversations—with approval before every proposed change.
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