Get it live
Install Adoomi on any website
You'll paste one line of HTML on your site, publish it, and watch the chat bubble go live.
Before you start
- Your bot's Status reads active How to check
- Your website's domain is in Allowed domains (comma-separated) How to check
- You can edit your website's pages, or email someone who can
About 5 minutes. You’ll do four things:
- copy the snippet
- paste it before the closing body tag
- publish your site
- check it's live
One line of HTML puts the assistant on every page of your site. It works the same on WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow, Shopify and a hand-written site, because it is the same line every time. If a tag manager runs your site's code, the Google Tag Manager guide walks that route.
| Option | Best for |
|---|---|
| The one-line script | Almost every site. A chat bubble sits in a bottom corner and follows the visitor from page to page. |
| The iframe | One dedicated help or contact page. The chat panel sits inside the page itself, and there is no floating bubble. |
Copy the snippet
In the bot sidebar, under Go live, click Install.
Under Install code, click Copy on the first tab.
That first tab is the plain script, which is what nearly every site needs.
| Part of the snippet | What it does |
|---|---|
| src | Points at the chat script that Adoomi serves. |
| data-bot-id | Says which of your bots answers. It is different for every bot, so copy it rather than typing it. |
| data-endpoint | Says where the chat is sent. Leave it exactly as copied. |
| defer | Tells the browser to run the script after your page has drawn, so your page is never held up waiting for it. |
Paste it on your site
Open the setting on your site that adds code to the end of every page.
Most builders call this footer code or code injection.
Paste the line just before the closing </body> tag.
Publish or save your site.
Visitors do not get the widget until the page is published.
Check it's live
Open your site in a new private window.
Look at the bottom corner for the chat bubble.
Type a question and read the reply.
Adoomi also checks for itself: the first time the widget loads on your domain, the install is recorded.
Use the iframe instead
On the Install page, click the Iframe tab, then click Copy.
Paste the block into the page or CMS block that accepts custom HTML.
Change the height number if the panel is too short for the page.
The height is in pixels and starts at 700. Visitors see the new height once the page is published.
If it didn’t work
The Install page shows no code
- Check
- The page reads Bot not ready to embed yet. instead of a code block.
- Fix
- In the left sidebar click Bots, then click your bot's row. Set Status to active, put your domain in Allowed domains (comma-separated), and click Save.
- Resolved when
- Reopen Install. The Install code panel appears with your snippet in it.
I pasted it and nothing shows
- Check
- Open your live site in a private window and view the page source. Search it for widget.js.
- Fix
- If widget.js is missing from the source, the snippet is not in the published page. Paste it again into the footer-code setting and publish the site.
- Resolved when
- widget.js appears in the page source and the bubble shows in the corner.
The bubble is only on my home page
- Check
- Look at where you pasted the line. It is in one page's own code rather than the site-wide template.
- Fix
- Move the line into the setting that applies to every page — footer code, code injection, or the shared template — then publish.
- Resolved when
- The bubble appears on a second page, such as your contact page.
The iframe panel is cut off
- Check
- Look at the height number in the block you pasted.
- Fix
- Raise the number, save the page and publish. The number is pixels of height.
- Resolved when
- The whole chat panel fits without the page clipping it.
I can't find the Send to your web person card
- Check
- That card only sits on the install page you reach straight after signup.
- Fix
- Copy the snippet from Install, then email it yourself. Say it goes just before the closing </body> tag on every page, and that the site needs publishing afterwards.
- Resolved when
- They confirm the site is published, and the bubble shows on your site.
It works on my computer but the dashboard still says it is not installed
- Check
- Look at the address you tested. Adoomi ignores localhost and 127.0.0.1.
- Fix
- Open the real published address instead — the one you listed in Allowed domains (comma-separated).
- Resolved when
- The dashboard records the install after that page loads.
What this can’t do
- There is no WordPress plugin, no Shopify app and no Google Tag Manager template. Every platform uses this same one line.
- The widget stores nothing in your visitor's browser beyond the open tab. A refresh keeps the conversation; a new tab starts a fresh one.
- Adoomi does not count localhost or 127.0.0.1 as an install, so a local test never marks your bot as live.
- The Send to your web person card is on the install page you reach straight after signup only. It is not on the install page you open later from the sidebar.