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Install a cost-free and ever-present widget powered by OpenWidget on your website. Then, manage all customer conversations from forms on a single HelpDesk dashboard.
Amplify user engagement with a website widget adapted to your requirements. Enhance interaction and make sending customer requests, feedback, suggestions, and other messages easy.
Embed the widget on your website in a snap — just copy and paste the code snippet into your HTML. It works flawlessly with WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, and other CMS platforms you may be using.
Create a seamless and user-centric experience and prepare a personalized, warm welcome for your visitors. Also, clearly define your business hours to inform customers of response expectations.
To set up and personalize your widget, follow these simple steps:
Sign up for a free OpenWidget account.
Access the widget in the app.
Configure your email for receiving customer messages.
Choose or upload an avatar for the contact form card.
Add your name and a personalized welcome message.
It's a website tool that lets visitors send messages to the business or support team. OpenWidget's contact form streamlines communication, making it easy for users to connect by filling out fields and providing customization options for messages and working hours.
After setting up your OpenWidget account and configuring it, simply copy the provided HTML snippet from the 'Add to Website' section and paste it into your site's HTML. This allows you to use the widget for free! Read more about how to set up and get the most out of the widget.
Absolutely! OpenWidget is available at no cost and requires no credit card information during sign-up. Start improving your online customer messaging for free today!
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