There is a plugin for WordPress and WooCommerce. You install it, connect your workspace, and the widget loads on the pages you have scoped the agent to.
Add an AI assistant to your WordPress site that answers from your own pages and posts, not from the open internet.
Pick whichever fits how your site is managed. Each route loads the same assistant.
There is a plugin for WordPress and WooCommerce. You install it, connect your workspace, and the widget loads on the pages you have scoped the agent to.
One script tag works on any platform, WordPress included. Useful if you already look after a child theme or a custom header and prefer to place the code yourself.
If your marketing team owns GTM, Blengi can be installed there, alongside your other tags and managed in the same place.
Blengi is trained only on your own content, not the open internet.
The widget can be a floating bubble, a side panel, or an inline block placed inside a page or a post. Per-page and per-path rules decide where an agent appears, so a support agent can stay on the help section while a sales agent covers the shop.
Blengi answers in the visitor's language automatically, and says so when it does not know. Starter questions are suggested per page. Curated answers let you pin wording that has to be exact, such as delivery or returns terms.
It captures contact details, asks follow-up questions to qualify a visitor, and hands over to a person with the full conversation attached. A shared inbox lets someone take over a live chat, and a call can be booked through Calendly. Questions it could not answer surface as content gaps, so you can fix the underlying page once.
See the full path from install to first answered question.
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