Deep linking takes users directly to a specific feature or location in an app, skipping homepages and menus. For Ravenna, this means you can create links that open the AI assistant or a support channel with a single click. This matters for adoption because every extra step between a user and help reduces the likelihood they’ll reach out. Deep links eliminate those steps.Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.ravenna.ai/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
Common use cases
Once you have your deep links, you can place them anywhere your users already spend time:- Okta portal footer - Add a “Get Help” link that opens the AI assistant directly
- Okta app chiclets - Create a one-click support tile alongside other apps
- Internal wikis and documentation - Embed support access where users look for answers
- Onboarding materials - Give new hires immediate access to help
- Email signatures - Let every team member share a direct path to support
Get your deep links
Link to the AI assistant
Link to a public support channel
If you want to direct users to a specific support channel instead of the AI assistant:Test your links
Before rolling out deep links widely, test them:- Click the link from where you plan to use it (Okta, wiki, etc.)
- Verify it opens the correct channel or AI assistant
- Test with a user who hasn’t used Ravenna yet to confirm the experience