When you enter an article ID, you can retrieve records that offer similar information as the ID you entered. This resource is available in REST API version 30.0 and later.
Salesforce Knowledge must be enabled in your organization. The user must have the “View Articles” permission enabled. The articles suggested include only the articles the user can access, based on the data categories and article types the user has permissions to view.
Articles are suggested based on a relevance algorithm. The suggestedArticles resource is designed to get the IDs of articles relevant to a case, work order, or work order line item. It’s intended to be used with other services that than use the IDs to get article data for display.
Optional. Three-character ID prefixes indicating the desired article types. You can specify multiple values for this parameter in a single REST call, by repeating the parameter name for each value. For example, articleTypes=ka0&articleTypes=ka1.
categories
Optional. The name of the data category group and the data category API name (not category title) for desired articles. The syntax is categories={"Group":"Category"}. Characters in the URL might need to be encoded. The same data category group can’t be specified more than one time. However, you can specify multiple data category group and data category pairs. For example, categories={"Regions":"Asia","Products":"Laptops"}.
description
Text of the description. Valid only for new records without an existing ID and required if subject is null. Article suggestions are based on common keywords in the subject, description, or both.
language
Required. Language that the article is written in.
limit
Optional. Specifies the maximum number of suggested articles to return.
publishStatus
Optional. The article’s publication status. Valid values: Draft–Not published, Online–Published in Salesforce Knowledge, or Archived.
subject
Text of the subject. Valid only for new records without an existing ID and required if description is null. Article suggestions are based on common keywords in the subject, description, or both.
topics
Optional. The topic of returned articles. For example: topics=outlook&topics=email.
validationStatus
Optional. The validation status of returned articles.