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π Documentation (Home) β’ π Website β’ π Web App β’ βοΈ Admin Console
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π Start here: How to Configure my Connectors β The essential guide to connecting your data sources to ATG
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Additional guides:
Administrators create Knowledge Categories to organize and control access. Each category is a collection of sources, and admins decide which users and which agents (for ATG embedded) can access which categories.
Example: You might create an "HR & Legal" category for sensitive documents accessible only to HR staff and management, and a "Company Wiki" category accessible to all employees.
Each category contains Sources. A source is defined in one of three ways:
Sources contain Documentsβthe actual files and content that make up your organization's knowledge. These documents are analyzed in depth by ATG, enabling powerful semantic search and accurate answers with citations.
Users can also attach files directly in the chat interface. These personal attachments are different from organizational knowledge: