Every answer, one click away.

The Resource Center houses every resource including guides, documents, videos, and procedures into a single self service hub, inside the applications your teams use everyday. Users find what they need in seconds and your support team handles a fraction of the tickets.

One hub, every content type Inside the tool, not beside it Cut support tickets by up to 40%
Resource Center hub open inside a business application

Trusted by leading organizations

Veolia
Decathlon
Michelin
Just Eat
Amazon
La Poste
The problem

Your teams spend 30 minutes a day looking for answers they already have.

The guide exists. The video exists. The documentation is up to date. But none of it helps when an employee is stuck in the moment. The knowledge exists. The guidance doesn't.

 

Answers scattered across five systems

Sharepoint, Google Drive, the intranet, the wiki, that one email from 2023. The information exists, in five different places, none of them inside the tool the user is actually working in. Finding the answer takes longer than completing the task.

 

Users give up and file a ticket

After minutes of searching, the user does the logical thing: they ask a colleague, open a support ticket, or wait for someone to help. Across an enterprise, those small delays become thousands of lost hours and a help desk overloaded with basic questions.

 

Training content gets created, then forgotten

You invested in guides, videos, knowledge base articles, e learning modules. They sit on a shared drive that no one visits, attached to onboarding emails no one reads again. The content does its job once, on day one. Then it disappears.

 

Support answers the same 20 questions every day

Your level 1 support team spends most of its time on questions that have been answered a thousand times before. "How do I update my expense report?" "Where do I find the leave request form?" The same tickets, the same answers, the same wasted hours.

The solution

One hub. Every answer. Inside the tool.

Resource Center is a self service hub that lives inside any application. Guides, videos, documents, links, procedures: everything in one place, just one click away. Users find their own answer, your support handles the cases that require a human, and your content finally delivers the value it was meant to.

 

One hub, every content type

Interactive guides, videos, PDFs, links to your wiki, articles, FAQs, embedded e learning modules. If the answer lives in your organization, it lives in Resource Center. No content type is left behind.

 

Inside the tool, not beside it

The Resource Center opens as a panel directly inside Salesforce, Workday, SAP, your custom CRM, or any application where Lemon Learning runs. No second tab. No separate portal. No need to leave the workflow. The answer is one click away from the field where the question appears.

 

Search, browse, or get suggested

Users can find what they need in the way that suits them best: search across all resources, browse by topic or application, or receive contextual recommendations based on where they are in the software. Different paths. One answer.

How it works

Centralize. Organize. Deliver.

Three steps to turn scattered knowledge into a single point of access. No new platform to learn, no migration project, no second portal to maintain.

Centralize content from every source
1 Centralize

Pull in every piece of content you already have.

Existing Lemon Learning guides can be added in a click. Videos, PDFs, and articles upload directly. Content stored in SharePoint, your intranet, wiki, or knowledge base can be referenced without moving it. No migration project. No content rewrite. Just one place for users to find answers.

Supported content
Interactive guides Videos PDFs and articles Links to Sharepoint, wiki, intranet Embedded e learning
Organize content by topic and role
2 Organize

Structure so people can locate what they need.

Group content by topic, application, business process, or user role. Add tags, set categories, define the order of priority. The same content can appear in different sections depending on who is searching, so every persona finds the relevant material first.

Targeting controls
 By application or page in the application
 By user role, team, department
 By language, geography, profile
Resource Center accessible from a single button
3 Deliver

One button, every answer.

Access the Resource Center from a single floating button available throughout the application. They can search, browse, or receive contextual recommendations based on where they are in the workflow. Analytics reveal which content is being used, which questions users are asking, and where knowledge gaps still exist.

User experience
 Floating button accessible from every page
 Full text search across every resource
 Built in analytics on usage and gaps
Customer stories

They gave their teams a single source of truth.

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Multi software

One hub for 10 countries, in 8 languages

Local teams stopped maintaining their own scattered knowledge bases. A single Resource Center now serves every region, in every language, inside the tools teams already use.

Stellantis
Automotive · 10 countries · International
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Multi software

From 9 scattered help sources to one hub

4,500 employees, nine business applications, one consolidated point of access. The same answer, in the same place, for every team.

Forvis Mazars
Consulting · 4,500 users · International
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CRM

Help directly inside the platform, in seconds

Resources surface right inside the application, where staff are working. No context switching, no waiting on IT, no colleague tap on the shoulder.

Emory University
Higher education · United States
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Frequently asked

Resource Center FAQs.

How is this different from our existing intranet or Sharepoint? +

Your intranet is a destination users have to remember to visit. Resource Center is a panel that opens directly on top of the application where the question came up. Same content can live in both, but the point of access shifts from "go find it" to "it is right there." That single shift is the difference between content used and content forgotten.

What types of content can I put in Resource Center? +

Interactive guides built in Lemon, uploaded PDFs and videos, articles, embedded e learning modules, direct links to your wiki, Sharepoint or knowledge base. If the content lives somewhere in your organization, Resource Center can reference it or host it. Nothing needs to be rewritten or migrated.

Can content be targeted to specific users or roles? +

Yes. Filter by role, team, geography, language, or any custom user attribute. A sales rep sees the sales guides. A regional manager sees the manager content. Localized versions appear automatically based on user language. Every persona sees the relevant material first.

Who can add or update content in the hub? +

Anyone you grant access to, with role based permissions. Subject matter experts manage their own content without IT involvement. Approval workflows are available for organizations that need governance. Updates publish in real time, no rebuild or deployment required.

Does Resource Center work across multiple applications? +

Yes. One Resource Center spans every application Lemon runs on. The user opens Salesforce and sees sales content. They switch to Workday and see HR content. Same hub, contextual to the tool. No second product to deploy per application.

How do I know what content is actually being used? +

Built in analytics show which resources are opened, which searches return no results, which user segments engage with what content. You see where your knowledge base has gaps, which articles deserve a rewrite, and which training material delivers real value over time.

See it on your software

Bring us the 20 questions your support handles every day. We will make 80% of them disappear.

30 minutes. Bring your top recurring tickets or your most under used training content. We will build Resource Center inside your software live during the call and show you exactly what users would see.

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