During account creation
Create your Orka account. When asked about your existing help center, paste its public link and start the import. Orka takes care of bringing the articles across automatically.
Create your account ↗Move your published Gleap help articles into Orka from their public URL. Your existing knowledge becomes the starting point for your new help center.
See the two ways to import ↗Help-center migration guide · 19 October 2026
https://help.yourcompany.comCopy the address of the public help center, rather than a Gleap feedback board, roadmap or dashboard. If you use several Gleap projects, choose the article library for the Orka project you are configuring.
The example address above is illustrative. Use your own published help-center URL.
You only need your public Gleap help-center URL. Choose the route that matches where you are today.
Create your Orka account. When asked about your existing help center, paste its public link and start the import. Orka takes care of bringing the articles across automatically.
Create your account ↗Already using Orka? Open the right project, go to the Help center tab and choose the import option. Paste your existing help-center link and start the automatic import.
Open your dashboard ↗Your published articles are searchable inside the chat widget. The same knowledge can help Orky answer when you enable AI.
Explore the help center ↗Open a short answer and a longer guide. Check their text, images, links and organization. You can edit them in Orka’s Markdown editor.
Search for a familiar question in your public help center and in the widget’s Help tab. Confirm the answer is easy to find.
Choose your branding and help-center domain, then update the links you share with customers. Check your product setup guides and any links to feedback or feature-request pages. Those external workflows remain separate from the help-article import.
This is a help-article import. Conversation history, inbox rules and domain redirects are separate from the automatic article migration.
Your published articles become available on your help site and inside the widget. They also feed Orky’s knowledge when you choose to use AI. Add languages and review translations as your audience grows.
Compare Gleap and Orka, including project allowances ↗Install the widget on your website ↗Explore Orky and your AI options ↗Understand how the widget loads ↗Still wondering about something?
Ask a human at Orka ↗
Paste your public Gleap help-center URL during account creation, or use the import option in the Help center tab of an existing Orka project. Orka imports the articles automatically.
No. For a supported help-center source, the import starts from its public URL. You do not need to rebuild the articles one by one.
Yes. Open the project’s Help center tab and start an import with your existing help-center URL.
Yes. Orka includes a public help center, custom domain and widget Help tab on every plan. AI translation and other AI features start on Pro, with usage billed separately.
This guide covers help-center articles. It does not claim to transfer old conversations, agents, inbox automations or external integrations.
Check that the URL opens your public help center as a visitor. If it still fails, contact [email protected] with the source URL and the issue you see.