One script tag.
That is the whole integration.
There is no plugin to install, no app to subscribe to and nothing in your admin to keep updated. If you can add one line of HTML to your site, you can add the agent to it.
Your dashboard shows this with your own ID already in it.
Same line.
Different box to paste it in.
WordPress
header.php, a child theme, or any header-scripts field.
Step-by-step
Shopify
layout/theme.liquid, before the closing head tag.
Step-by-step
Wix
Settings → Custom Code → Head, on all pages.
Step-by-step
Squarespace
Settings → Advanced → Code Injection → Header.
Webflow
Project Settings → Custom Code → Head Code.
Drupal
Your theme's html.html.twig, or a header-scripts module.
Laravel / PHP
Your layout template, before the closing head tag.
Plain HTML
Straight into the head of your pages.
Using something not listed? If it lets you put a line of HTML in the page head — and nearly everything does — it works. Ask us if you are unsure.
Your payment account,
not ours.
If you want the agent to take money, you connect your own provider. Payments settle directly into your account and we take no commission on anything you sell. Connecting one is optional — plenty of businesses only want the agent to answer and capture leads.
Stripe
Cards, wallets, most countries.
PayPal
Familiar to buyers who will not type a card number.
Square
Useful if you already take payments in person with it.
Authorize.Net
For businesses already on a merchant account.
What it does not plug into.
Being straight about this saves you finding out later.
WhatsApp & social DMs
Not today. The agent lives on your website, by chat and by voice. It catches the people already on your site.
Direct CRM sync
Leads land in your dashboard with the full transcript, and you get an email for each one. Export is manual for now.
Live inventory feeds
It quotes from the catalogue you add and the pages it crawled, not from a real-time stock feed.