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Embed and deploy

Put a widget on your site as a floating button or an embedded window, and take it live.

A widget reaches your website through a code snippet, in one of two variants: a floating button in the corner of the page, or a window embedded wherever you place the snippet. Neither works until the widget is live and your domain is on the allowed list.

Adds a chat button in the corner of your site. Add the snippet inside the <head> tag of your page.

Places the chat directly in your page, wherever you put the snippet. Add it inside the <body> tag, at the exact spot you want the chat to appear.

Copy either snippet from the widget’s Embed & deploy page and paste it into your website’s source. Both variants require your website’s domain to be on the widget’s allowed domains list. See Privacy policy and allowed domains.

A draft widget’s snippet does nothing until the widget is switched to Live — visitors can’t reach a draft. See Live and draft.

Depending on your role, taking a widget live may raise a request that needs a reviewer’s approval, the same flow used for publishing an assistant. See Publishing and approval.

Beyond embedding, you can share a direct link to a widget with people outside your organization. They can ask questions through it, but — unlike an embedded widget on your own site — they won’t see any references in its answers.

The two most common reasons: the widget is still a draft rather than live, or your website’s domain isn’t yet on the allowed domains list. See Privacy policy and allowed domains for how that list works.