v.1.639 ·
Knowledge Graph items now show what changed, where it came from, and take you straight to them
Clicking an item in the Knowledge Graph opens a redesigned sheet that checks for updates, quotes what Grow reads and opens the exact record, not a list.
Knowledge Center
What this solves
The item sheet often said very little. A moodboard group showed "0 images", a knowledge field hid its value, and the history only said "Created". The open button usually landed on a general page, so you had to search for the item again. You also had no way to tell whether a file you uploaded since should change it.
What changed
- Update check on open. Knowledge Center items first look for changes suggested by files you imported, quoting the passage and naming the file. Click Review and apply to decide; nothing changes until you do. If new files or a website scan arrived since the item last changed, Check them with Grow asks Grow to look.
- Straight to the record. Open persona, Open competitor, Open product and the other open buttons land on that item: its detail opens, or the page scrolls to it and highlights it.
- What Grow reads. The Overview tab shows the item's actual content. An empty moodboard group explains what adding images changes, and a group with images shows them.
- History with sources. Each change shows where it came from (file import, manual edit, website scan or Grow), who made it, and links to the file or conversation.
- Ask Grow, faster. The arrow beside Ask Grow offers ready-made questions for that kind of item, and Do more with this links to Creatives, Campaigns, Sales and more.
Where to find it
Knowledge Center → Knowledge Graph → click any item.
Useful for
- Marketers keeping personas, ICPs and products current as new material arrives.
- Anyone who wants to check what Grow knows about an item and where it came from.
- Teams moving from the map to the record that needs work.
About Checkgrow
Checkgrow is the AI growth platform that keeps your Knowledge Center, campaigns and sales outreach in one place, so every piece of content starts from what your business actually knows.