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# Customer support

## Userdesk

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Userdesk is an AI Chatbots platform. It allows you to train a chatbot (similar to ChatGPT) that replies to the visitors and users of your product in a live chat, embedded on your website.

1. Sign up to [Userdesk](https://userdesk.io/)
2. Add your website URL
3. Connect a brand new Notion page or Google Doc, that you'll structure as an FAQ document
4. Set `NEXT_PUBLIC_USERDESK_CHATBOT_ID` into `.env`  with the chatbot id

The chatbot will be automatically included on the website.

## Crisp

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Crips is a customer support solution. To add a widget to your page, create an account at Crisp, then paste the Crisp Website ID value into `.env` for the variable `NEXT_PUBLIC_CRISP_WEBSITE_ID`

The live chat widget will be automatically included in your website.


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