Chat Context #
Influence the tone of voice to match your brand. The language you use to write these descriptions will control which language the Assistant communicates in.
Store description #
This text teaches the Chat how to perceive your webshop. It will be used as a reference when talking to customers.
A good store description contains:
- The name of your store
- An overview of the products you sell
- The elevator pitch for your store
A good store description could be: “Our Store name is Awesome Store. We sell supplements, vitamins, protein powder and other essential supplements for staying healthy. We aim to be the primary advisor for senior supplements in the nordics. Our catalogue is large and we have very competitive prices.”
Welcome message #
This is the first message visitors see when they open the Chat window.
A welcome message could be: “Welcome to our store! I am a friendly AI assistant that can answer most of your questions. I am still learning, so I might make mistakes. How can I help you?”
User Consent Message #
This info-block will be shown in the Chat, just over the input-field.
It’s meant to ensure that visitors can see and agree to your terms and conditions before they use the Chat.
Write your own consent message that includes links to your terms of service which can be done with HTML tags:
By messaging the AI assistant, you agree to our <a href="https://example.com/terms">Terms</a> and have read our <a href="https://example.com/privacy">Privacy Policy</a>.
Initial suggestions #
These are used to inspire visitors with example questions. E.g. “How long is your delivery time?” or “Do you sell shoes in size 43?”
Support contact #
The email address that the Chat will forward a conversation summary to if a customer asks about it.
Input message placeholder text #
The initial text shown in the message field before a visitor types anything.
Product Search Settings #
Data that should be used by the Chat.
Public attributes #
Product data availble for answering questions about products. E.g. when using weight, categories and delivery_time, the Assistant can answer questions like “How much does this weigh?”, “What else is in the same category as this?” or “How long does it take to deliver this?”.
Chat Design #
Control the look-and-feel of the Assistant.
Brand colors #
The primary color used in the Assistant window.
Chat header #
The header text and font settings for the top part of the window.
In-Chat Messages #
The text displayed inside the conversation part of the window.
Chat icon #
An optional custom SVG file displaying your logo in the top left corner.
Chat bubble #
Positioning of the chat-bubble icon used to open conversations.
Currency #
Formatting of prices used by the Assistant when displaying products.
Chat Product Card #
Optional customisation of product cards, based on Liquid Design. More information on Code Design guide.
Chat Visibility #
Test the Assistant before releasing
When the Assistant is
In preview
it can only be seen by clicking
Open site in preview
or by adding ?clerk_content_mode=preview to your URL.
When using In my live site it will be usable by any visitor browsing your store.