> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.xpander.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Your knowledge

> Settings > Knowledge in Xpander Chat: connect your own accounts to the sources the brain reads, see which collections the brain answers you from, keep your own collections, and approve facts agents learned from your conversations.

Everyone in the organization has **Settings > Knowledge** in Xpander Chat: open your avatar, then **Settings**, then **Knowledge**. Nothing on it needs an admin. Admins also see a link to **Platform > Agents > Knowledge**, where they manage what everyone's agents can read (see [Set up the Company Brain](https://docs.xpander.ai/use/company-brain/admins.md)).

The tab has four sections: **My sources**, **Shared with you**, **My collections** and **Waiting for your approval**.

![Settings, Knowledge tab with My sources (Google Drive and Jira with Connect, SharePoint and Confluence connected with Disconnect), Shared with you, My collections with New collection and Add files, and Waiting for your approval (2)](https://mintcdn.com/xpanderai-099931d1/k9UOsTNQoJ3cIiJ7/images/use/company-brain/company-brain-member-knowledge.png?fit=max\&auto=format\&n=k9UOsTNQoJ3cIiJ7\&q=85\&s=315e3ca86ffa7436c50fabf8e7499501)

Settings > Knowledge: your own sign-ins, the collections shared with you, your own collections, and facts waiting for your approval. Shown with sample data.

## My sources

The live sources your admins set up: SharePoint, Google Drive, Confluence, Jira and the like. Agents read these with your own account, so they only find what you can already open. A source you have not connected is skipped when you ask.

Each row shows the account you are connected as, or why not (for example **Not connected** or **Sign-in refused**) with **Connect**. **Connect** opens the provider's sign-in for your own account; you do it once per source. When **Connect** is not offered, the source is not fully set up yet, so ask an admin. Once connected, **Disconnect** removes your sign-in: the brain stops reading that source for you right away, until you connect again.

You can also connect from a conversation. When an answer skipped a source because you never connected it, the answer offers **Connect** with the source's name, and your next question reads it as you.

## Shared with you

Every collection you can read, other than your own: its name, who it is shared with, how many files it holds and who owns it. Agents answer you from these, and only from files you are allowed to open.

When a collection's owner lets readers add files, its row offers **Add files**. Files you add parse in the background and are ready to answer from in a minute or two.

## My collections

Collections you own, for notes, playbooks or files only you or your team need. This section works when an admin turns on **Members can create their own collections**; otherwise it says so.

1. Select **New collection**, then fill **Name** and **What it holds**.
2. Under **Who can read it**, pick people and groups. A new collection is readable only by you until you share it. **Everyone in the organization** is offered only when your admin allows members to share with everyone.
3. Turn on **Let others who can read it add files** if your team should add to it.
4. Select **Create collection**, then add files: upload them, paste text, or import a public web page.

Each collection's menu offers **Rename and share**, **Add files** and **Delete collection**. Deleting removes its files, and agents stop finding them.

## Waiting for your approval

Facts agents learned from your conversations that need your approval. A fact is used in answers only after you approve it. Each card shows the proposed text, the agent it came from, who can read it and the collection it is saved to.

* **Approve** keeps it as proposed.
* **Edit** changes the text first, then **Save and approve**.
* **Reject** discards it.

If you own a collection or a brain, facts proposed for it come to you here too.


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