Customize how your chatbot looks and feels, including colors, conversation starters, and branding.
How to get there: Go to AI agents in the left menu → click your chatbot → Settings → General in the sidebar.
Found in the Settings → Appearance → Conversation Starters tab. Quick-action buttons that help visitors get started. Examples:
Add up to 10 conversation starters to guide common questions.
Conversation starters appear before the visitor's first message or form submission. They stay hidden when the visitor opens that same conversation later, including while waiting for a person. Starting a new conversation makes them available again.
To hide all starters, remove them from the list. The separate button to talk to a person can stay visible when starters are hidden.
Also found in the Conversation Starters tab, under the Enable AI-generated quick-reply chips toggle.
When enabled, the AI can show tap-to-answer buttons underneath its messages during intake questions. For example, if the bot asks "What's your budget range?" it can show buttons like "Under €1000", "€1000 - €5000", "Over €5000", plus a "Something else" option. The AI decides when and what to offer based on the conversation.
Notes:
Found in the Settings → Appearance → Branding tab.
By default, your chatbot inherits colors from the widget it's installed on. You'll see: "Colors follow [Widget Name]" with two options:
Click Reset to Widget to go back to following the widget design.
When custom colors are enabled, the Visual Editor lets you customize every part of the chatbot:
Found in the Settings → Appearance → Full-page chat tab. Configure the chatbot to run as a full-page experience instead of a widget popup.
Found in the Settings → General → Privacy tab. Configure consent collection before conversations begin. See Pre-chat consent for details.
Visitors can upload files during conversations. See Visitor attachments for supported file types, limits, and how to turn it off.