1. Create the workspace
Register, name the workspace, and enter the primary website URL that the agent should understand.
Implementation guide
Create a workspace, add Knowledge, configure connectors, customize the widget, and install the script on your site.
Register, name the workspace, and enter the primary website URL that the agent should understand.
Choose Sales, Support, or both. Pick the hosted Venice model tier or switch to a BYO OpenAI-compatible key.
Queue a website crawl, add manual articles, and upload TXT, MD, or PDF files when the public site is not enough.
Enable lead capture or ticket creation on the agent, then connect Email, Webhook, HubSpot, or Zendesk routing.
Use the connector test button, billing state, and readiness panel to confirm the workspace is safe for first traffic.
Copy the generated script tag and place it before the closing body tag on the customer website.
How teams use it
Each stage is designed around the actual launch sequence: knowledge, routing, verification, and live widget traffic.
Create the tenant, enter the website, and keep the agent name tied to the public experience visitors will see.
Crawl the site, add manual answers, and upload any supporting documents that should shape real responses.
Add the route you actually monitor, then fire a test event so the handoff is validated before live traffic.
Use the in-app preview to check the greeting, allowed origin rules, and the actual streamed response path.
Ready