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Web chat on your website

The agent that answers your phone, on your website. Chats land in the same inbox as your calls and texts.

The Web Chat settings screen, with the live preview beside it

  1. Open Web Chat in the sidebar and flip Enable web chat.
  2. Add the embed code to your site (below). The switch and the snippet are both required.

Turning the switch off later removes the bubble without touching the code.

The preview updates as you type.

  • Greeting — the first line in the panel when a visitor opens it. Written, so keep it to a line.
  • Theme color — the bubble, the panel header, and the visitor’s own messages. A preset or a hex value like #0F766E. Empty falls back to near-black.
  • Position — bottom right or bottom left.

Website domains lists the sites allowed to open chats with your widget. Your widget key sits in your page’s HTML where anyone can read it, so this list is what keeps it yours.

  • One domain per line, bare: northsideplumbing.example.
  • www is covered automatically. Other subdomains need their own line, so shop.example.com is a second entry.
  • An empty box allows any site, which is worth doing only while testing.

Copy the snippet under Embed code into your site’s HTML — most site builders have a “custom code” or “footer scripts” box, and anywhere on the page works:

<script async src="https://usecallspace.com/widget.js" data-widget-key="wck_..."></script>

The widget draws itself in an isolated shadow root, so your site’s styling and the widget stay out of each other’s way.

A bubble in the corner, opening to your greeting. A conversation starts on the first message they send, and is remembered in their browser, so a returning visitor picks the same thread up.

The same knowledge, behaviour rules, and booking setup as on the phone, in writing:

  • Replies run one to three plain sentences.
  • A visitor arrives anonymous. Once the conversation has substance, the agent asks for a name and a phone number or email and saves them to the contact. Until then they show as Website visitor in your inbox.
  • Requests for a person, pricing beyond what it knows, or anything it can’t help with get flagged for follow-up, and the visitor is told someone will be in touch.
  • Visitors are limited to 30 messages an hour per conversation.

Web chats appear in Conversations with a Web chat badge, and agent replies are labelled AI assistant. Everyone on the team is notified when a message arrives.

Reply from the composer as you would to a text, picking Web chat from the channel picker if the conversation has more than one channel. From the moment you send, the chat is yours for the rest of that visitor’s session. The next visitor gets the agent.

  1. Enable web chat is on.
  2. The site is listed in Website domains, as the bare domain.
  3. The snippet on the page carries the data-widget-key from this screen.