01 / The existing evidence
Today: the Helpdesk widget
The widget belongs to Peak Helpdesk today. Its production readiness has not been independently verified yet.
- Path
- Example
- Arrival in the workspace
- Not checked
Peak Chat · Website widget
Today you add Peak Helpdesk's live chat to your website with an embed script. What visitors write there reaches your team as a ticket. An AI outcome chat in the same widget is planned.
Open the install guidePartly available · example mapping · no connection
Website widgetThe visitor message
Peak HelpdeskThe ticketTicket messageA readable path as an example. No transfer.
| Website widget | In the ticket |
|---|---|
| Message | Ticket message |
| Received | Ticket received |
| Ownership | Assignment |
| Service time | Due |
| Note | Internal note |
The mapping shows where a message belongs. Only a test in your workspace shows what actually arrives.
02 / Three steps to the widget
A widget is only done once a test message reaches your team.
The embed script from Peak Helpdesk goes into your website's code.
Write through the widget yourself and check that the ticket arrives.
Decide who on your team picks up new chats.
Trust needs clarity
01 / The existing evidence
The widget belongs to Peak Helpdesk today. Its production readiness has not been independently verified yet.
02 / Your check
A widget with AI answers, your own branding and cards for meetings or purchases is specified but not built.
03 / The clear limit
This page embeds no widget and transfers no data. The mapping is an example.
The next step
The guide shows step by step how to install and check the widget.
Open the install guideCheck in your workspace what actually arrived.
As a ticket in the Peak Helpdesk inbox, with owner and history.
No. You copy a short code into your website. The guide shows where.
It is specified but not built yet. We will only name a date once it is really usable.