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- Turn on the chat widget
- Two-way translation and AI replies
- Team members, roles and agent routing
- How do I add live chat to my website?
- Why is the chat bubble not showing?
- How do I change the chat widget’s color, position and greeting?
- What do visitors see when nobody is online?
- Can I share a chat link without a website?
- How do I open the chat from my own button?
- How do I hide the chat widget on some pages?
- How does two-way chat translation work?
- How do I set up AI replies from my knowledge base?
- How are AI calls counted in chat?
- What can each team role do?
- Who on my team can see visitors’ personal data?
- How are conversations assigned to agents?
- How do I create and use canned replies in live chat?
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Ask the colleague to sign up first, then add their email under Settings → Members and pick a role. The invite does not send a sign-up email — members are added by an email that already has a TapCub account.
Add someone
- Ask them to sign up first. The invite does not send a sign-up email. Members are added by an email that already has a TapCub account.
- Add the email and pick a role. The analytics plan’s member limit applies: 1 on Free, 3 on Pro, 10 on VIP 1, unlimited on VIP 2.
- Optional: narrow the scope. An Admin can restrict a member to specific channels, platforms or hostnames, hide property keys that contain personal data, and set a masking floor. Each list holds up to 50 entries.
Seats come from both plans
Turning a Viewer into any chat-capable role also checks the chat plan’s agent seats: 1 on Free, 3 on Pro, 10 on VIP 1, 50 on VIP 2. Analytics members and chat agents are counted against their own subscription, so a support-heavy team can pay for chat seats without upgrading analytics.
A member added for analytics does not use a chat seat until you give them a chat-capable role. See the two subscriptions.
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