OOH FOLLOWING because I am creating our knowledge base solution articles in Google Docs and was just going to copy and paste (all hundreds of) them.

Did someone get an answer for this?

I really need this now.

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You can publish a Google Doc and use iframe in the code of the freshservice article.

You code should look like this and then add the bold part to the end of it.  The only problem is the article won’t load on the mobile app because the app can’t log into your google account to authenticate. 

<iframe src="https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vSCPPw6AGfQnmIzulBgMPm3CLB3ch/pub?embedded=true" width="100%" height="640" allowfullscreen=""></iframe>

When integrating a Knowledge Base, it's important to ensure seamless accessibility across all platforms. While the code may function correctly on desktop browsers, mobile applications often face authentication challenges, especially when attempting to access private content stored on third-party services like Google. The main issue arises because the mobile app cannot log into your Google account for authentication, preventing the article from loading.

Hi ​@Dawn 

I hope you are doing well :)

I understand that you want to migrate articles from Google docs into Freshdesk.

Currently, there’s no direct integration to keep articles in Google Docs while implementing Freshdesk's Knowledge Base. However, Freshdesk supports importing articles from external sources. You can export your Google Docs content into a format like CSV and share it at support@freshdesk.com to migrate the articles into your Freshdesk Knowledge Base. However there are cost factors involved in it. 

Thank you