Create, join, or run communities — channels, members, roles, library, and onboarding.
Communities are the foundation of collaboration in Key AI. They provide a dedicated space where members can connect, share knowledge, organize events, discover opportunities, and collaborate around shared interests or goals. Every community can be customized to meet the needs of its members, with its own branding, settings, roles, resources, and permissions. Whether you're joining an existing community or managing one, communities help bring people together and create meaningful engagement.
Community Admins have additional capabilities to configure and manage their communities.
Each community can include a variety of features to help members collaborate and stay engaged.
The features available within a community may vary depending on your permissions.
Communities use a role-based permission system to control what members can access and manage.
Community Admins can also create custom roles with specific permissions to delegate responsibilities while maintaining control over community access.
Yes. You can join multiple communities.
Not necessarily. Features may vary depending on how the community has been configured and your assigned permissions.
Yes, the community allows members to leave, you can do so from the community settings, Preference tab.

Creating a community in Key AI is powered by Kai, your AI community builder. Instead of manually configuring your community from scratch, Kai guides you through a conversational experience to understand your vision and automatically generates your community website, branding, onboarding questions, channels, and initial setup. Throughout the process, you'll be able to review, edit, and customize the generated content before publishing your community.
Create a Community with Kai
Kai begins by asking a series of questions to understand your community, including:
Once the interview is complete, Kai presents a summary of your community based on your responses. Review the summary carefully to ensure it accurately represents your vision. If you'd like to make changes, simply reply in the chat and Kai will update the summary before continuing.
Step 3: Choose Your Community Name and URL
Once confirmed, Key AI reserves your community URL and creates a draft version of your community.
Kai allows you to personalize your community by selecting a website style and configuring your branding.
All branding can be updated later from your community settings.
Kai generates a draft community plan based on your responses. The plan serves as the foundation for your community and typically includes:
Review the plan and make any edits before continuing.
Kai automatically generates several parts of your community, including:
As each component is generated, you can preview it, edit it, or regenerate it before publishing.
Before publishing, Kai walks you through a few final settings, including:
These settings can be changed later from your Community Settings.
When you're satisfied with your community, click Publish.
If you prefer, you can save your community as a draft and return to publish it later.
After your community has been published, you can continue working with Kai to improve your community.
Yes. After answering at least one question, you can skip the remaining questions and allow Kai to generate your community using the information you've already provided.
Yes. You can review, edit, or regenerate your website, onboarding questions, channels, and branding before publishing.
Yes. Your progress is automatically saved, allowing you to return and continue creating your community at any time.
Yes. You can use Ask Kai to update your website content, branding, and other community elements even after your community is live.




The About page is the public face of your community. It is your community website - the public page visitors and members see. It introduces members and visitors to your community by showcasing its purpose, mission, featured content, and other key information. This page helps prospective and existing members understand what your community is about before they engage with it. Community Admins can update the content and appearance of the About page to keep it relevant and engaging.
Access the About Page
Community Admins will also see an Edit button, allowing them to update the page content.
The available sections may vary depending on how your community has been configured.
Community Admins can customize the About page to reflect their community's identity.
Changes become visible to community members once they are Published.
We recommend reviewing your About page regularly to ensure the information remains accurate and relevant.
Only Community Admins and users with the appropriate permissions can edit the About page.
Yes. Members can access the About page to learn more about the community.
Yes. The About page can be updated at any time, and changes are reflected once they are published.


Channels are dedicated spaces within a community where members can collaborate, share updates, ask questions, and participate in discussions. They help organize conversations by topic, making it easier for members to find relevant information and engage with others. Channels can be grouped into categories to keep discussions organized. Community Admins and users with the appropriate permissions can create and manage channels within a community.
Access Channels
The channels available to you depend on your role and permissions within the community.
The Channels page provides tools to help you quickly find conversations.
Categories help organize related channels within a community, making it easier for members to navigate discussions. Community Admins and users with the appropriate permissions can create and manage categories based on the needs of the community.
Each channel can be configured as either Public or Private.
Public channels are accessible to all members of the community. Any community member can view and participate in discussions within these channels.
Private channels are only accessible to members who have been invited or granted access. These channels are ideal for private discussions, leadership teams, or project-specific collaboration.
A channel can be designated as the Default Channel.
Community Admins can change the default channel at any time.
Community Admins and users with the appropriate permissions can create new channels.
The channel will become available based on the visibility settings you selected.
Categories help organize channels into logical groups.
Once created, channels can be organized under the appropriate category.
Manage Channels
The actions available to you depend on your assigned community role and permissions.
Community Admins and users with the appropriate permissions can create new channels.
Public channels are accessible to all community members, while Private channels are only accessible to invited members.
A Default Channel automatically adds every new member who joins the community, ensuring they have immediate access to important community discussions and updates.
Yes. Community Admins and users with the appropriate permissions can create categories to group related channels, making navigation easier for members.
Yes. Use the search bar on the Channels page to quickly locate a channel by name.



Select a member's profile card or the Open Profile icon to view additional information about them. Depending on the information they have shared, a profile may include:
The information displayed varies based on what each member has chosen to include in their profile. From the member profile, you can also start a direct conversation using the Message option.

The Membership Directory helps members discover, connect, and collaborate with other members in a community. It provides a centralized view of community members, making it easy to browse profiles, start conversations, and build meaningful professional relationships. The information displayed in the Membership Directory is based on each member's profile. Tip: Keeping your profile complete and up to date helps other members discover you and improves the quality of AI-powered recommendations and opportunities.
Access the Membership Directory
The directory displays all members who belong to that community.

The Membership Directory provides multiple ways to find and organize community members.
These tools make it easy to navigate and manage communities of any size.

Select a member's profile card or the Open Profile icon to view additional information about them. Depending on the information they have shared, a profile may include:
The information displayed varies based on what each member has chosen to include in their profile. From the member profile, you can also start a direct conversation using the Message option.

The Membership Directory makes it easy to connect with other community members.
Building connections through the Membership Directory helps members collaborate, network, and engage more effectively within the community.
Community administrators and users with the appropriate permissions can invite new members directly from the Membership Directory. Invited members can join the community and begin participating based on the permissions assigned to them.

A complete profile helps other members learn more about you and increases your visibility within the community.
We recommend reviewing your profile regularly to ensure your information remains accurate.
Members can view the Membership Directory for communities they have access to.
Yes. Use the search bar to quickly find members by name, and use the available sorting and filtering options to refine your results.
Yes. Select the Message button on a member's card or profile to start a direct conversation.
Yes. If your role includes the required permissions, you can export the member list from the Membership Directory.
A complete profile improves your visibility within the community, helps other members connect with you, and enables Key AI to provide better AI-powered recommendations and opportunities.
The Manage Members page allows Community Admins and users assigned a custom role with Member Management permissions to view, organize, and manage community membership from a single location. From this page, authorized users can invite new members, approve membership requests, assign roles, update member access, and remove members when needed.
The Manage Members page is only available to Community Admins and users who have been assigned a custom role with Member Management permissions.
If you don't see the Manage Members option, your current role doesn't include permission to manage community members.

The Manage Members page provides an overview of all members within the community.
This information helps administrators quickly understand who belongs to the community and their current access level.
Search, Sort, and Filter Members
These tools make it easier to manage large communities efficiently.

Admins can use tags to organize and identify members within a community. Tags can be used to highlight specific groups or characteristics, such as VIP, Speaker, or Investor.
Member tags are visible only to admins. Tags are automatically removed when a member leaves the community or their account is deleted.
Admins can use tags to quickly find specific members in the member list. The member list supports multiple filters, allowing admins to combine:
You can select multiple values across these filters to narrow down the member list and find the members you're looking for more easily.
Authorized users can invite new members directly from the Manage Members page.
Invited users will receive an email to join the community.

If your community requires approval before members can join, pending requests appear in the Manage Members page.
Once approved, members receive access based on their assigned role.

The Manage Members page automatically detects when changes are made in the background, such as when new members join or another admin approves, removes, or updates a member. Instead of refreshing automatically, Key AI lets you choose when to load those updates so you can continue reviewing your member list without interruption. When new updates are available, a Refresh to see updates button appears in the toolbar with an indicator dot.
filters, and sorting. How it works
The refresh button only appears when new member updates are available. This prevents the member list from changing unexpectedly while you're reviewing members or performing actions, giving you full control over when the list is refreshed.
Community administrators can export the community member list as a CSV file for reporting, record keeping, or offline analysis. Exports are generated in the background and delivered by email, allowing even large member lists to be processed without timing out.
Export contents
How exports are delivered: Exports are sent as an email attachment.
Only users with the Export Members permission can export member data.
You can also assign the permission to custom roles under Settings > Roles & Permissions without granting full administrative access.
Community Admins and users with the appropriate permissions can update a member's role at any time. Changing a member's role automatically updates the permissions available to that member within the community. For more information, see Roles & Permissions.

Authorized users can remove members who no longer require access to the community. Removing a member revokes their access to community resources and other community content.

Only Community Admins and users assigned a custom role with Member Management permissions can access the Manage Members page. Standard community members cannot view or manage community membership.
Yes. Community Admins and authorized users can update a member's role at any time.
Yes. Community Admins and authorized users can remove members whenever necessary.
No. Removing a member only removes their access to that specific community. Their Key AI account remains active.
The Roles & Permissions page allows Community Admins and users with the appropriate permissions to control what members can access and manage within a community. Key AI uses role-based access control (RBAC), where permissions are assigned to roles rather than individual members. Members automatically inherit the permissions associated with their assigned role. In addition to the default roles, Community Admins can create custom roles to match the responsibilities of different members within the community.
The Roles & Permissions page is available only to Community Admins and users assigned a custom role with permission to manage community roles.
If you don't see this option, your current role doesn't include permission to manage community roles.

Each community includes default roles that provide a foundation for managing member access.
Community Admins can also create additional custom roles to meet their community's needs.
Community Admins can create custom roles with permissions tailored to specific responsibilities.
The new role can then be assigned to community members.

Roles determine what members can access and manage within a community.
The updated permissions take effect immediately.

Permissions control which actions members can perform within the community. Depending on your community's configuration, permission categories may include:
Community Admins can enable only the permissions required for a particular role, ensuring members have access to the features they need while maintaining community security.

Community Admins can update custom roles as community requirements change. When a role is updated, the changes automatically apply to all members assigned to that role.
Only Community Admins and users assigned a custom role with permission to manage community roles can create custom roles.
Yes. Member roles can be updated at any time through the Manage Members page.
No. Permissions are assigned to roles. Members inherit the permissions associated with their assigned role.
Any changes made to a role are automatically applied to all members assigned to that role.




The Community Information page allows Community Admins and users with the appropriate permissions to configure the core details of a community. From this page, you can manage your community's branding, visibility, membership settings, and profile information that members see when they visit your community.
Keeping this information accurate helps members understand your community and creates a consistent experience across the platform.
The Community Information page is available only to Community Admins and users assigned a custom role with permission to manage community settings.
If you don't see this option, your role doesn't include permission to manage community settings.

You can control who can discover and join your community.
Anyone with access to the community can discover and join it.
Only invited members or users whose membership requests are approved can access the community. Changing the visibility setting affects how new members can access your community.
You can choose whether new membership requests require approval before users can join the community.
This setting provides additional control over who becomes a member of your community.

Community Information allows you to customize how your community appears to members.
Branding changes are reflected throughout the community once they are saved.

Save Your Changes
You can return and update your community information at any time.
Only Community Admins and users with the appropriate community management permissions.
Yes. You can switch between Public and Private at any time.
Yes. Your community branding can be updated whenever needed.
Yes. You can enable Membership Approval so new join requests must be approved by a Community Admin.
Yes. Once you save your changes, the updated information is reflected throughout the community.

The Connectors page allows Community Admins to connect third-party applications with their community. Connectors extend your community's capabilities by integrating external communication and collaboration platforms, helping streamline workflows and improve member engagement. Available connectors may expand as new integrations are introduced.
The Connectors page is available only to Community Admins.
If you don't see this option, your current role doesn't include permission to manage community connectors.


The Connectors page displays the integrations currently available for your community.
Additional integrations are planned for future releases and may appear as Coming Soon within the Connectors page.

Connect an Integration
Once connected, the integration will be available for supported community features.

Disconnect an Integration
Disconnecting an integration may disable features that rely on that service until it is reconnected.

Only Community Admins can access and manage connectors.
Currently, Slack and WhatsApp are available for community integration. Additional connectors will be introduced in future releases.
Features that rely on the disconnected service may no longer function until the integration is reconnected.
No. The Connectors page is available only to Community Admins.




The Library is your community's shared knowledge base. It brings important information and insights together in one place, making it easier to search, explore, and learn from your community's knowledge. The Library can turn meaningful conversations from connected Slack channels and WhatsApp groups into organized articles, while also allowing members to create and share posts directly. You can search, explore, and learn from shared knowledge, use Kai to help create and understand content, and engage with other members through comments and discussions.
Access the Community Library
The Library opens to the Feed, where you can browse posts, search for content, filter posts by category, and switch between List and Grid views.

If your community requires approval for Library posts, select Send for approval instead. The post will be sent to admins for review before it appears in the Library Feed. You can also select Save to drafts to continue working on the post later.

The Rich Content Editor allows you to format the content of your Library posts.
You can also use Write with Kai to generate a draft from a prompt and then edit the content before publishing.

The Library Feed displays posts shared within your community. You can browse posts, search for content, and filter posts by category.
Each post card can display the author or community, category, estimated reading time, tags, and available quick actions.

You can use Ask Kai to ask questions about a Library post and get help understanding its content.
You can ask Kai to summarize the key takeaways, clarify information, or help you understand different perspectives shared in the post.

Community Admins, moderators, and users with the appropriate permissions can manage Library content.
Library settings can also be used to control who can contribute, whether posts require approval, notifications, and available Kai options.
Members can create Library posts if their community permissions allow them to contribute content.
Members can view Library content based on the visibility and permissions configured for the community.
Post editing depends on the permissions available to the user and the community's Library settings.
Admins and moderators with the appropriate permissions can remove posts from the community.
Yes. You can use Write with Kai to create a draft from a prompt and edit it before publishing. You can also use Ask Kai to ask questions about a Library post.




The Email Templates page allows Community Admins and users with the appropriate permissions to customize the automated emails sent from their community. Key AI provides default system email templates for supported community activities. Community administrators can customize these templates to match their community's branding, tone, and messaging. If a template is not customized, the default system-generated email is sent automatically.
The Email Templates page is available only to Community Admins and users assigned a custom role with permission to manage community settings.
If you don't see this option, your current role doesn't include permission to manage email templates.

Key AI automatically sends system-generated emails for supported community activities. These default templates are ready to use and require no configuration. If you choose not to customize an email template, the platform will continue using the default system-generated version.
Community Admins can personalize email templates to better reflect their community's branding and communication style.
Once saved, future emails for that template will use your customized version instead of the default system email.

If you no longer wish to use a customized email template, you can restore the default version provided by Key AI.

Only Community Admins and users with permission to manage community settings can customize email templates.
No. Customizing email templates is optional. If you don't customize a template, Key AI automatically sends the default system-generated email.
Yes. Email templates can be updated at any time.
Future emails for that template will use your customized content. Previously sent emails are not affected.



The Member Onboarding page allows Community Admins and users with the appropriate permissions to configure the registration experience for new community members. Using Registration Questions (Pulse), administrators can collect important information from members before they join the community. This helps communities better understand their members and personalize their experience. Registration questions can also include Conditional Logic, allowing follow-up questions to appear based on a member's previous responses.
The Member Onboarding page is available only to Community Admins.
If you don't see this option, your role doesn't include permission to manage community onboarding.

Member Onboarding is presented to users when they request to join or register for a community.
Questions are created manually by Community Admins and can be updated at any time.
Member Onboarding supports multiple question types, allowing communities to collect information in different formats. Depending on your requirements, you can create questions such as:
The available question types may expand as new features are introduced.


Conditional Logic allows administrators to create dynamic onboarding experiences. Based on a member's response, additional questions can be shown or hidden automatically. This helps keep the onboarding process relevant by only displaying questions that apply to each member.


Pre-filled answer suggestions help members complete registration more efficiently while still allowing them to enter their own responses where applicable.

Community Admins can update onboarding questions whenever community requirements change.
Changes apply to future registrations only.
Only Community Admins and users with permission to manage community settings can create and manage onboarding questions.
Registration questions are displayed when users join or register for a community.
Yes. Community Admins can update, reorder, or remove registration questions at any time.
Pre-filled answer suggestions provide recommended responses that members can quickly select while completing their registration.
Yes. Conditional Logic allows additional questions to appear based on a member's earlier responses.





When you share a link to a public Key AI page, the link can display a preview with relevant information about the page.
Depending on the page, the preview can include the title, description, and image, making it easier for others to understand the shared content before opening the link.
Public Key AI pages can now be indexed by search engines, making them easier to discover through online search. The following types of public pages can be indexed:
This helps people discover publicly available Key AI content through search engines.
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