For your website's IT staff or developer
YOUR_API_KEY). Your SmallTalk contact will send you a personalised link with your key already filled in.This guide walks you through adding the SmallTalk chatbot to your website. The chatbot appears as a small button in the bottom-right corner of your site. Visitors can click it to ask questions 24 hours a day.
Installation is a copy-paste of two lines of HTML into your website's template. No software needs to be installed on your server — the chatbot is hosted by SmallTalk.
This key is unique to your business. It tells the chatbot which account and configuration to load.
Choose how the chatbot should appear on your page, then copy the snippet.
Floats a launcher button in the corner of every page of your site — best as a site-wide support option.
<!-- SmallTalk Chatbot Widget --> <script type="module" src="https://smalltalk.co.nz/js/adk-chatbot-widget.es.js"></script> <adk-chatbot api-key="YOUR_API_KEY"></adk-chatbot>
Add the code once in your website's shared page template so it appears on every page. Place it just before the closing </body> tag.
<!-- ... rest of your page content ... -->
<!-- SmallTalk Chatbot Widget -->
<script type="module" src="https://smalltalk.co.nz/js/adk-chatbot-widget.es.js"></script>
<adk-chatbot api-key="YOUR_API_KEY"></adk-chatbot>
</body>
</html></body>.index.html or a shared master template).</body> tag and paste the two lines directly above it.Once the widget is live, most day-to-day configuration happens in the admin panel at admin.smalltalk.co.nz. Each agent has a tabbed editor — here's what lives in each tab.
When contacting support, please include the URL of the page where you're trying to install the widget, your website platform (WordPress, Squarespace, etc.), and any error messages you've seen.