Channels
Chat channels where customers talk to your AI agent: a chat widget on your website, an inline embed, a public chat link, or your helpdesk's live chat.
A channel is a place your customers chat with your AI agent in real time: a chat widget on your own website, a chat inside one of your pages, a page eesel hosts for you, or your helpdesk's live chat widget. Every channel reaches the same agent, with the same knowledge and instructions.
Channels are where your customers talk to your AI teammate. On your own site, on a page eesel hosts for you, or in your helpdesk's chat widget. It answers from your site, your help center and everything else you have connected, and links the page it used. On a store it also recommends products, checks stock and looks up an order.
A floating button in the corner of your website
One script tag before </body>, on any platform
Opens Zendesk Messenger or Freshchat if you run one, or follows handover rules such as creating a helpdesk ticket
An AI chatbot on every page of your site or store
Inside one page of your site, as part of the page
One iframe pasted into the page
Follows handover rules, such as creating a helpdesk ticket
Contact pages, help centers and docs pages
A page hosted by eesel, shared by link
Nothing to install. Anyone with the link can chat, no sign-in
Follows handover rules, such as creating a helpdesk ticket
Trying your agent out, or sending it to a customer or partner
Your existing Zendesk Messaging widget
Approve eesel for Zendesk Conversations, then pick eesel AI as the bot in Zendesk
Hands the chat to your team as a Zendesk ticket
Teams already on Zendesk live chat
Your existing Freshchat widget
An API token and a webhook, on top of your Freshdesk connection
Assigns the chat to a group or an agent
Teams already on Freshchat
The first three are eesel's own and work with any helpdesk, or none. Zendesk Messenger and Fresh Chat reuse the knowledge that helpdesk connection already gave your teammate.
If your app is missing, the integrations overview has the full list, and how to ask for one.
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