Webflow setup guide

• Telegram. A Telegram account on your phone, signed in where you'll create the bot: the Telegram app on your computer, Telegram Web, or the phone itself. And a group for your team with Topics turned on. You can make the group during setup.
• A Webflow site that can run custom code. A site with a Site plan, or any site in a Core, Growth, Agency or Freelancer Workspace.
• A payment card, for the seven-day free trial. Nothing is charged during the trial.
• About ten minutes.

1. Press Get started on humanreply.app/webflow, or Install on Human Reply's page in the Webflow Marketplace.
2. Webflow asks which site to add it to. Choose one site: Human Reply is installed per site, and each site has its own chat and its own plan.
3. Webflow lists what Human Reply may do, and you approve:
   • Custom code: add the chat's script to your site.
   • Sites: read the site's name and see when it is published.
   • Your user details: your name and email, to start your Human Reply account.
4. Setup opens in your browser. If you press Deny instead, nothing is added to your site, and you can start again any time.

1. Create your bot. Press Open BotFather on the setup page. On a phone with the Telegram app it opens the chat with BotFather, with /newbot typed for you. On a computer it lands on Telegram's page for BotFather, whose Start Bot button opens the Telegram app if it is installed and does nothing if it isn't. Then follow the line under the button, "No Telegram on this computer?":
   • Sign in to Telegram Web from the link on that line, with the Telegram app on your phone: scan the QR code on the screen (in the app, Settings › Devices), or enter your phone number and the code Telegram sends to the app or by SMS.
   • Open the chat with @BotFather, Telegram's own bot for making bots. Its username is exactly @BotFather and its name carries Telegram's blue verified check. If the chat isn't open after you sign in, search for BotFather and open that one. If it shows a Start button, press it.
   • Send /newbot. BotFather asks for a name, then for a username, which has to end in bot; if it's taken, try another. The setup page suggests both, each with a copy button.
   • Copy the token from BotFather's reply, a line like 123456789:AAH…, and paste it into the token field on the setup page, under "Come back and paste the token it sends". It is checked at once, and setup moves on by itself. Or make the bot in the Telegram app on your phone: the same chat, token included, is in Telegram Web on your computer, so copy it from there.
2. Add it to your group. Add the bot to your team's group as an admin, and turn on Topics. The page checks as you go.
3. Send a test lead. Write a message on the setup page and answer it from your phone, to see the whole loop once.
4. Set your hours. Business hours, auto-away, and the ways a visitor can ask for a reply when nobody is free.
5. Make your account. Your email and the six-digit code we send to it, then the plan: seven days free, then $12 a month, or $120 a year. You add your card on Stripe; nothing is charged during the trial, and the plan starts by itself when the trial ends unless you cancel before then.

1. On the last setup page press Open Human Reply in Webflow. Or, in the Designer, open the Apps panel and launch Human Reply.
2. Press Add to my site. The Human Reply component, the round chat button, appears bottom right on the page you have open, and the chat's script is added to the site through Webflow's custom code.
3. Move or restyle the component like anything else on the page. To show the chat on every page, move it into your navbar or footer component.
4. Publish. The chat goes live with the publish, and the setup page turns to "You're live."

Open Human Reply in the Designer, or your dashboard at humanreply.app/dashboard. Under Customize:

• Design: your logo and team name, the colour, light or dark, the font and size, the launcher's label.
• Language: the bubble's language, your greetings, and any of its words.
• Behavior: the ways to reply you offer, and what visitors see about your team.

Changes are saved as you make them and reach your site at once. After a colour change made outside the Designer, press Update the bubble in the app so the canvas shows it too.

• Every conversation opens as its own topic in your Telegram group, with a card that says who is writing: the page, where they came from, how many times they have visited, their language and device.
• Tap Claim, or just reply. Your answer shows on your site in seconds. Photos and files work both ways.
• React 👀 to a message to show the visitor it has been seen.
• Won or Lost closes the conversation and keeps it as a record.
• In the Desk topic, tap I'm available or I'm away. When nobody is free, the chat says so and asks the visitor where the reply should go.
• The dashboard shows today's chats, every transcript, and analytics: conversations, first-reply time and ratings, by page and by person.

Settings › Plan & billing shows when the trial ends and what comes next. Manage billing opens Stripe, where you can change the card, see invoices, switch between monthly and yearly, or cancel. If the plan ends, the chat leaves your site until you start it again; your settings, your team and your conversations are kept.

1. In the Designer, open Human Reply and go to Settings › Connection. Press Remove from this site and confirm. The chat's script comes off your site and the Human Reply component off the page you have open.
2. Publish. The chat leaves your site with that publish.
3. If the component is also on other pages, or inside your navbar or footer, delete it there too. Without the script it stays hidden on your published site, so nothing is left for visitors either way.
4. To uninstall the app as well, open Site settings › Apps & integrations, find Human Reply and revoke its access.

Removing Human Reply doesn't end your plan: cancel it under Settings › Plan & billing. Once access is revoked we delete what Webflow gave us about you and your site within a day. To delete your Human Reply account and its conversations, write to hello@send.humanreply.app.

• The app says "Open the setup page". Setup isn't finished for this site. Press the button and carry on where you stopped.
• The app doesn't open for a teammate. It opens for the person who installed it on the site. Teammates answer from Telegram and can use the dashboard at humanreply.app.
• Settings › Connection says "Not published yet." Publish the site in Webflow.
• The chat isn't on the published site. Check that the Human Reply component is on that page (or in your navbar or footer), that the site was published after you added it, and that the plan is active.
• Open BotFather shows a Telegram page whose Start Bot button does nothing. There's no Telegram app on this computer. Follow the line under the button: sign in to Telegram Web with your phone, or make the bot in the Telegram app on your phone. Section 3, step 1 walks through both.
• Anything else: hello@send.humanreply.app. A person answers.