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Embed a chatbot on your site

Drop the embed snippet on your site; visitors ask questions of your documents.

A chatbot is a branded chat widget you embed on your own site. Pick a label of documents to ground it, configure how it looks and behaves, paste the embed snippet on your page. Visitors ask questions and get cited answers without needing a docAnalyzer account.

Create a chatbot

  1. 1

    From the labels page, pick the label you want to back the chatbot. The label expands at runtime to all its member sources.

  2. 2

    Click Spawn chatbot in the label's bulk-action menu.

  3. 3

    Give the chatbot a name (defaults to "Untitled chatbot").

  4. 4

    The chatbot is created and opens in its dedicated editor at /app/cb/<id>.

You can configure everything from the four-tab editor; see Configure a chatbot for the full walkthrough.

Get the embed snippet

In the chatbot editor:

  1. 1

    Open the Settings tab.

  2. 2

    Find the Embed section.

  3. 3

    Copy the snippet, typically a small <script> tag plus a <div> placeholder.

  4. 4

    Paste it where you want the widget to appear on your site.

The widget loads asynchronously and doesn't block page rendering.

What visitors see

  • A floating chat bubble (or inline widget, depending on configuration).
  • A welcome message you've configured.
  • A model picker (if you've enabled it).
  • Citations to the documents backing the chatbot, where visitors can click through to read the source.

They don't see:

  • Other documents in your workspace.
  • The label name or the workspace itself.
  • Anything beyond what you've explicitly configured to be visible.

Privacy and rate limits

Chatbots respect their own settings:

  • Usage limits keep one visitor (or one site) from burning through your quota: set in the Settings tab.
  • Conversation logging can be on or off. When on, you see conversation summaries in the chatbot's conversations view.
  • Anonymous by default: visitors don't need to sign in.

Pricing

Chatbot conversations meter against your plan the same way your own chats do. See How credits work and your plan limits.

What's next

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