Bloomfire Knowledge Navigator presents an organization’s knowledge ecosystem as an interactive semantic map. The user selects Get started to view documents grouped into named regions, then reviews the Structure layer to see the major topics covered and the relative size of each content region. From the Layer menu, the user compares views for usage, trust, freshness, popularity, content health, and ontology, selecting the lens that matches the question. The Trust layer highlights authoritative content for identifying sources that support consistent, evidence-backed answers, while the Ontology layer shows automatically detected categories, including owners and community administrators, and how expertise is distributed. The user highlights a category such as Community Admin to isolate related documents and trace audience, ownership, and topic connections across the map. By selecting a document node, the user inspects its title, author, ranking, category, and related tags. The demo ends with an invitation to select Learn more and book a live demo to see how Bloomfire maps an organization’s content, including areas of strength and thinner coverage.

Signals monitors a company’s knowledge and alerts users when something changes, such as when a document becomes stale or a new regulation appears. The demo begins when the user clicks Get started and describes a marketing signal in plain language, such as topics with rising question volume. Signals Studio converts that intent into a no-code workflow that the user can draft and backtest. The workflow uses Synapse to identify the questions customers ask most often, turning real answer patterns into a focused signal for marketing content and messaging. After the user clicks Next, Signals displays a backtest for “Most-utilized content,” ranking assets by resolved query volume. The user clicks Next again to compare ranked assets and related signals, including Synapse FAQs and training resources, and can select Learn more to explore how Signals supports marketing teams.

The Ontologies demo shows how EIE discovers and maps the structure of a knowledge base without manual tagging or setup. After content is connected, EIE reads 408 documents and identifies two dimensions: the audiences content is written for and the boards where it lives. The Dimensions overview displays each dimension in an inner ring and its values in an outer ring. Users can click a chart segment to inspect a value, such as Integrations & APIs, which covers 91 documents. For each finding, EIE shows the detection method, knowledge-base coverage, and confidence, for example, a dimension based on document roles with 61.3% coverage and 80% confidence. The demo then shows how EIE resolves named entities, including products, systems, and companies, by combining different spellings of the same thing into one record. In the example, 424 documents resolve to 170 entities. When EIE is uncertain, it presents a close call for review: the user can merge Chrome and Google Chrome, or choose Keep Separate for related but distinct entities such as Salesforce and Salesforce AgentExchange. Every merge and dismissal appears in Decision history, where the user can undo a decision; uncertain matches are not decided automatically. The demo ends by inviting the user to connect an existing knowledge base and review the structure EIE finds.

Learning Studio uses Content Studio to turn a focused topic into structured learning content for onboarding. The user clicks Get started, chooses the Learning Guide workflow, keeps From topic selected, and enters a subject such as reporting on engagement in Bloomfire. The user then adds an audience or role, such as New Hires, and selects Generate Guide so Content Studio can tailor the explanation to that audience. The generated guide combines an overview, access requirements, reporting surfaces, and key performance indicators in one resource. The user can review the guide, start a five-question test to check understanding, or share and download it for onboarding. The demo also provides a Learn more option to book a live demonstration of the workflow.