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Manage your tags and monitor visitor activity.
Manage, edit, and get insights on each tag.
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Your account details and how your workspace is being used.
Totals across every tag on your account.
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Shown in the chat header when a visitor opens this tag.
Used for the fixed wording on the chat page (“Ask a question”, “Was this helpful?”…) and for the AI assistants in this Studio. The chatbot answers every visitor in their own language.
Shown below the title in the chat, and as the tagline on the printed tag.
Define tone, priorities, clarification behaviour, topics to emphasise, and things the assistant should avoid. Never shown to visitors.
The first thing a visitor reads after scanning, before they have typed anything — it sets who is talking and what this tag is for. A good one says where they are in a few words, then asks a single opening question to get them talking, while making clear they can ignore it and ask their own instead. Keep it short: it is read on a phone, and a visitor who has to scroll the welcome usually just leaves.
Every visitor sees exactly what you write here. Edit it freely — your wording is kept until you write a new one.
No welcome message stored yet, so visitors get one composed live on each scan. Writing it once makes the chat open instantly and keeps every visitor's first screen identical.
Business note for internal use (purpose, refresh cadence, reminders) — never published.
Physical placement of the tag.
Installation or last-updated date.
Customise how the chatbot and physical tag look.
Contrast too low against the header background.
Contrast too low against the header background.
Push the current draft to visitors.
Saving keeps your work in the draft. Publishing is what visitors see — it copies the current draft to the live page for every tag already printed with this code.
Where should we ship the printed tag?
Analyzing conversations…
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