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Web Chat is the website messaging section. It covers the widget experience shown to visitors, the way operators monitor live website conversations, and the knowledge-base content that supports self-service inside the chat flow.

What this section includes

The Web Chat section is organized around:
  • the chat widget builder
  • live monitoring
  • knowledge base setup
These tools work together. The widget controls the customer-facing experience, monitoring helps operators manage live activity, and the knowledge base supports faster answers inside the chat journey.

Main pages in this section

1. Configure the widget

Set the widget identity, brand presentation, layout, and behavior so the chat experience matches the site where it will appear.

2. Publish the install code

Once the widget is configured, use the generated installation code on the website where chat should appear.

3. Monitor live usage

Use monitoring to observe live visitor activity and confirm the widget is working as expected in production.

4. Maintain knowledge content

If the widget uses a help or self-service layer, keep the knowledge content current so users can find useful answers quickly.

Good operating habits

  • Keep the configured domain and widget install target aligned.
  • Test the widget on the live site after every major configuration change.
  • Review live monitoring after release to catch issues early.
  • Keep knowledge-base content short, current, and operationally useful.
Last modified on April 24, 2026