Installation

One line. Everywhere.

That's the whole installation. Where to paste it is listed below per platform — it's the same line everywhere.

your snippet Example 
<script src="https://cdn.chatflamingo.com/w/YOUR-KEY.js" defer></script>

This is an example. You get your personal snippet after setup — it's in the dashboard and starts with wk_. Never type it out, only copy it.

One line of HTML. Anywhere you can paste it:

WordPress Shopify Shopware Wix Webflow TYPO3 Gambio WooCommerce

WordPress

Easiest with a plugin for header scripts (for example “WPCode” or “Insert Headers and Footers”): paste the snippet into the Header or Footer area and save. Without a plugin you can use the theme's footer.php, just before the closing </body> — but do it in a child theme, or it's gone with the next update.

Shopify

In the admin area under Online Store → Themes → … → Edit code, open theme.liquid and paste the snippet directly before </body>. Saving is enough, the theme doesn't need to be republished.

Shopware

Shopware 6: use a snippet plugin under Settings → Extensions → My extensions — or extend the template base.html.twig in your own theme and put the snippet into the footer block. Shopware 5: Settings → Basic settings → Storefront → SEO/Router → HTML before </body>.

Wix

Settings → Custom Code → Add Custom Code, paste the snippet, choose Body – end as the placement and set it to All pages.

Webflow

Project Settings → Custom Code → Footer Code, paste the snippet, save and republish the site. It doesn't run in the designer preview — only on the published site.

TYPO3

In the TypoScript setup of the root template: page.footerData.10 = TEXT with the snippet as value. Or use the constant for additional scripts, if your distribution offers one.

Any other website builder

Look for a field called “Custom Code”, “Insert HTML”, “Tracking code” or “Head/Footer Scripts”. That's exactly where the line goes. If there is no such field, the widget can't run there.

How you know it's running

Reload your site — the chat button appears at the bottom right (or left, if you set it that way). In the dashboard, the install check turns green as soon as the widget has really loaded for the first time.

Nothing shows up? Three causes cover almost every case: the domain hasn't been approved in the dashboard yet (the widget only runs on approved domains), a cache is still serving the old page, or a consent tool is blocking the script until someone agrees.

No snippet yet?

Create an account, enter your website address — the snippet is waiting at the end of setup.

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