Installing the widget
Every assistant has one embed snippet, on its dashboard page, that looks like this (with your own bot key):
<script src="https://evereply.com/widget.js" data-bot-key="a1b2c3d4e5f6..." async></script>
The data-bot-key attribute is what scopes the widget to your specific assistant and its knowledge — never share it in a public repo you don't control.
Generic HTML site
Paste the snippet right before the closing </body> tag of any page you want the assistant on — every page, or just the ones that matter.
Shopify
- 1. In your Shopify admin, go to Online Store → Themes.
- 2. On your live theme, click Edit code.
- 3. Open
theme.liquid. - 4. Paste the snippet just before the closing
</body>tag and save.
WordPress
Two options, in order of preference:
- 1. Use a "header and footer scripts" plugin (most themes support one, or install a small dedicated plugin) and paste the snippet into the footer scripts field.
- 2. Or edit your theme directly: Appearance → Theme File Editor, open
footer.php, and paste the snippet just before</body>. A child theme is recommended so the change survives theme updates.
Verifying it works
Reload the page — a chat bubble should appear. Send it a question that matches something you've trained; it should answer from your knowledge. If nothing appears, check that the snippet is inside <body>, that no ad-blocker or content security policy is blocking the script, and that the assistant has at least one knowledge source in ready status.
White-label note
On the Free plan, the widget shows a small "Powered by Evereply" badge. Solo and above remove the badge entirely — the widget shows only your brand.