Changelog

Moderators can now reject Knowledge Space access requests with comments, and the installation experience has also been improved.

We’ve made improvements to how Starmind understands your knowledge, surfaces the right experts, and helps admins manage topics. Now, teams get to the right answer faster with less effort.

Important update to the Starmind Microsoft Teams App

We now display users' emails and departments in the recommendation dialogue for greater clarity.

We’ve added a helpful nudge to the Home so users know when their expertise profile was updated by Starmind. It encourages them to review and refresh their profile to ensure their expertise is accurate and credible.

You can now designate verified experts for important knowledge areas (e.g., high-risk or sensitive topics).

• If your integration links directly to the Ask Question view, you can now prefill the Knowledge Space and category fields. For example: https://yourNetworkName.starmind.com/ask?title=question&knowledgeSpaceId=1&categoryId=1
• We fixed a minor bug that prevented users from accepting their own answers.

Admin users can now add a company description in the network settings (Admin area) that will be used to train our AI models for improved understanding of your company-specific topics.

The topics users have pinned in their Expertise Profile now get a boost in expert search, including their existing pins.

• It’s now easier to explore topics! We’ve rearranged the modules on the Topic Explorer page for a more intuitive browsing experience.
• The answered questions ratio displayed in the Overview and Counts tab of the Analytics dashboard has been updated to exclude deleted questions. This change ensures that reported metrics more accurately reflect active and relevant data. For any questions regarding this update, please contact your Account Manager.
• We've improved the step where new users set up their expertise profile during onboarding: When no topic recommendations are available (based on job title or department), we now provide subtle hints directly in the topic search field instead of showing generic suggestions. In addition, the number of required topics has been reduced from five to three. These changes make it easier and more intuitive for new users to get started with Starmind.