Accessing the Knowledge Base
Go to Knowledge Base in the sidebar.How knowledge is extracted
When Alva analyses your emails, it doesn’t just look for sentiment and signals — it also extracts reusable knowledge. For example:- A prospect objected to your pricing, and your rep successfully reframed the value → that’s an objection handling entry
- A prospect asked about a specific use case, and your rep explained it well → that’s a use case entry
- A competitor was mentioned in a deal you won → that’s competitor intel
Categories
Knowledge entries are organised into six categories:| Category | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Product Features | How your team describes and positions features |
| Objections | Common objections and how they were handled |
| Use Cases | Specific use cases and how they were explained |
| Pricing | Pricing discussions, discounting patterns, value framing |
| Competitor Intel | Competitor mentions, comparisons, win/loss context |
| Other | Everything else that doesn’t fit the above |
The review workflow
Knowledge entries go through a review process:Draft
Alva extracts an insight and saves it as a draft. Drafts need human review before they’re considered reliable.
Approved
A team member reviews the draft and approves it. Approved entries are trusted knowledge that Alva can reference in future conversations.
Reviewing entries
From the Knowledge Base page, use the tabs to switch between Draft, Approved, and Archived entries. For each entry, you can:- Approve — mark it as reliable knowledge
- Archive — remove it from active use
- View the source — see which deal and email thread it came from
Scoring
Each entry has two scores:- Confidence score — how confident Alva is that this is a real insight (not noise)
- Effectiveness score — how successful the approach was (based on deal outcome and email responses)