Testing and Deploying
Before putting your agent in front of customers, use the built-in test page to verify it works correctly. Then deploy with a single code snippet.Testing Your Agent
Every agent has a Test page in the dashboard. This gives you a live chat interface connected to your agent — identical to what your customers will see.What to Check
- Common questions — Ask the questions your customers ask most. Are the answers accurate and helpful?
- Edge cases — Try vague or unusual questions. Does the agent handle them gracefully or give confusing responses?
- Actions — If you’ve enabled actions (like ticket creation or appointment booking), test each one by using natural trigger phrases
- Out-of-scope questions — Ask something unrelated to your business. The agent should politely redirect rather than making up an answer
- Tone and style — Make sure the responses match the tone you configured
Deploying Your Agent
Once you’re satisfied with testing, deploy your agent by embedding it on your website. You have two options.Option 1: Chat Widget (Recommended)
The chat widget adds a floating chat bubble to the bottom-right corner of your site. Customers click it to open a conversation. To embed the widget, copy the script tag from your agent’s Deploy section and paste it before the closing</body> tag of your website:
YOUR_BOT_ID with your actual bot ID from the dashboard.
The widget works on any website — WordPress, Shopify, Squarespace, Webflow, or any custom-built site.
Option 2: Iframe Embed
If you want to embed the chat directly into a page (instead of a floating bubble), use an iframe:Choosing Between Widget and Iframe
Both embed options connect to the same agent and use the same knowledge base and configuration. Choose based on where and how you want the chat to appear.
After Deploying
- Monitor your agent’s performance from the Analytics dashboard
- Update sources and Q&A pairs as your product evolves
- Review conversations periodically to spot areas where your agent could improve