Getting started
Get Chati answering on your website in an afternoon: add your website, brand the chat, test it, install it and invite your team.
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Give Chati your website address and it reads every page. Then add PDFs, Word files and written answers for anything your website doesn’t cover.
Read article →Brand your chat widgetGive your assistant a name, add your logo and colours, and choose the chat button. Changes show in the live preview before visitors see them.
Read article →Test it with real questionsBefore Chati goes on your website, ask it the questions your customers really ask, check the sources and fix anything it gets wrong.
Read article →Add Chati to your website or WordPressPut Chati on your website with the free WordPress plugin or one line of code, then tell it which websites are allowed to show the chat.
Read article →Invite your team and set your hoursAdd the people who will answer chats, choose their role, and set the opening hours when Chati can hand chats to them.
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