Zendesk Web Widget (Classic) is an embeddable customer support interface that integrates various Zendesk products like Guide, Support, Talk, and Chat into your website or help center. It allows customers to access help center articles, submit…
To configure the components in Zendesk Web Widget (Classic), you need to decide which features you want to enable, such as self-service, live chat, phone calls, and contact forms. Each component can be customized to fit your support strategy and…
Zendesk Web Widget (Classic) is supported on a variety of browsers across desktop and mobile devices. For desktop computers, it supports the latest two versions of Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Mozilla Firefox, and the latest version of Apple…
The end user experience with Zendesk Web Widget (Classic) varies based on the components enabled and agent availability. Users can access self-service options, live chat, phone calls, and contact forms, presented in a specific sequence….
Yes, Zendesk Web Widget (Classic) is fully functional on mobile devices. It supports the latest versions of iOS Safari, Android browser, and Chrome Mobile for both Android and iOS. This ensures that your customers can access support features like…
Live chat in Zendesk Web Widget (Classic) allows visitors to start a chat with an agent directly from your website. The chat experience can be customized, including the avatar, name, and byline of the chat Concierge section. Visitors can send and…
When Zendesk Talk is enabled in Web Widget (Classic), customers can either view a phone number to call or request a callback. The appearance of these options depends on the configuration and agent availability. If Talk is the only contact option…
Contact forms in Zendesk Web Widget (Classic) allow customers to submit a support ticket directly from the widget. By default, the form includes fields for the customer's name, email address, and a description of the issue. If multiple ticket forms…
While you can configure various components within Zendesk Web Widget (Classic), such as enabling or disabling features like live chat or contact forms, the overall size and shape of the widget cannot be changed. The widget is designed to appear in…
To make your help center content viewable in Zendesk Web Widget (Classic), you need to ensure that the content is public. However, you can also restrict access to signed-in users by adjusting the settings in Guide Admin. Under Security, you can…