Adding your Intuitum Chatbot to your Wordpress Site

How to Add the Intuitum Chatbot to Your WordPress Site: A Secure Knowledge Sharing Plugin Guide

Supercharge your WordPress website's interactivity with the Intuitum chatbot plugin. Ensuring a perfect blend of rapid information access and uncompromised local deployment, Intuitum becomes a go-to for WordPress sites that underscore data privacy. Navigate through our straightforward WordPress plugin tutorial to seamlessly integrate the Intuitum chatbot into your online platform.

Log In: Begin by logging in to your account on the Intuitum platform. You can do this by heading over to https://www.app.intuitum.ai.

Sign in with your email and password or click Sign up to create a new account

1. Select Deployments: Once you're on the home page, find and click on "Deployments."

   

2. Choose Website Integration: From the deployment options available, select "Website Integration."

   

3. Customize Your Chatbot: This is the step where you get to make the chatbot yours. Style it, define its behavior, and configure it to your specific needs. Remember, if you wish to remove the Intuitum branding and add your own, you need to subscribe to our Pro Plan.

   

   Choose your customization options. Change the colors and images to make the chatbot your own.

4. Get Your Script Tag: After you've customized your chatbot, the platform will generate a script tag for you. This tag is essentially a piece of code that connects your website to your new Intuitum chatbot. You can simply press the "Add to Clipboard" button to copy the text so you can paste it on your website in a second.

   

   Your script tag is now ready to be added to your web page and can be copied by clicking "Copy to Clipboard"

Now that you have your script tag, here's how to insert it into your Wordpress site:

There are several popular plugins that allow you to easily add JavaScript (like your Intuitum chatbot script tag) to your site. Some of these include:

1. Insert Headers and Footers: This simple plugin lets you insert code like Google Analytics, custom CSS, Facebook Pixel, and of course, JavaScript into your site's headers and footers.

2. WP Code - Insert Headers and Footers + Custom Code Snippets: Similar to the above, this plugin lets you add code to your headers and footers.

3. Advanced Scripts: This plugin lets you add JavaScript, HTML, and styles to various parts of your site, including headers, footers, within posts and pages, and even in admin areas.

For the purpose of this guide, let's go with Insert Headers and Footers as it's straightforward and user-friendly. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to use it:

1. Install the Plugin: From your WordPress dashboard, go to Plugins -> Add New. In the search box, type "Insert Headers and Footers". Install the plugin and then activate it.

   

   Click on Plugins from your Wordpress Dashboard

   

   Click on "Add New"

   

   Search for "Insert Headers and Footers" and go press "Install Now" on the correct plugin. Go ahead and activate the Plugin after the installation has been completed
2. Access the Plugin's Settings: From your dashboard, go to Settings -> click on "WP Headers and Footers".

   

   Select "Settings->WP Headers and Footers" from your Wordpress sidebar
3. Add new Script: Scroll to the text area labeled with "Scripts in Footer". Paste the snippet you copied earlier in the Intuitum platform into the Scripts in Footer text box. Press "Save Changes"

   

   Scroll down to "Scripts in Footer" where you can insert the snippet copied from Intuitum earlier

4. Test Your Integration: Visit your website and check to see if the chatbot appears and functions as intended. If not, review the steps above and make sure you've correctly pasted the script tag in the right place. The chabot should appear on the bottom left hand corner as a small circular overlay that expands to the large chat interface when clicked.

The opened Intuitum web-chat interface after the chat bubble has been opened.

The closed Intuitum web-chat interface as it would appear when the page loads.