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Knowledge Store

The Knowledge Store is your searchable knowledge database in StoryVault. Instead of reading through individual transcripts, you consolidate relevant content in one store — and the AI searches everything at once.

Think of a Knowledge Store as a thematic collection. A store can contain dozens or hundreds of sources: transcripts from sessions, your own texts, uploaded documents, or LMS lesson content. When you ask a question in the AI chat, the AI automatically searches all stored content and provides a well-founded answer.

Typical use cases in social services:

  • QM Knowledge Care — all quality circle minutes, procedural instructions, and audit results
  • New Employee Onboarding — service instructions, training materials, onboarding checklists
  • Case Conferences in Disability Services — all case conferences from a department, accessible by question
  • Management Meeting Archive — decisions and open items from two years of management meetings
  1. Open Knowledge Stores

    Sidebar → Knowledge Stores.

    Knowledge Store overview: QM Knowledge Care with 11 chunks
  2. Create a new store

    Click “New Knowledge Store”. Enter a name and description.

  3. Choose visibility

    • Private — only you have access
    • Shared — all users in your organization can use the store in AI chat
  4. Save

    The store is created and ready for sources.

Create new Knowledge Store: name and visibility

In the Knowledge Store list, you see all existing stores with:

ColumnDescription
NameTitle of the store
DescriptionBrief description of the content
Text SectionsNumber of indexed sections (increases with each source)
VisibilityPrivate or Shared

Click on a store to open the detail page. There you’ll see all added sources and their processing status.

In the background, StoryVault breaks every text into short sections and prepares them for semantic search. When you later ask a question, the most relevant sections from all sources are assembled and passed to the AI as context. This works reliably even when your question uses different words than the original text.


This page corresponds to the onboarding video “Module 8, Lesson 8.1 — What Is the Knowledge Store?”