Laravel

Composer package with a Blade component <x-talkmio />. Loads the widget and identifies the authenticated user (name and e-mail).

Download talkmio-laravel-1.0.0.zip

Install

1. Unzip into packages/talkmio-laravel, add a path repository in composer.json and run composer require talkmio/laravel:@dev.
2. .env: TALKMIO_SITE_KEY=YOUR_SITE_KEY
3. In your layout before </body>: <x-talkmio />

Disable user identification with TALKMIO_IDENTIFY=false. Symfony? Twig: paste the one-line snippet <script src="https://app.talkmio.com/w/YOUR_SITE_KEY.js" async></script> in your base template.

Where is my site key? Sign in at app.talkmio.com → Websites, add your website and copy the 12-character key (e.g. 2wkxhgujxwlv). No account yet? Create one free — no card required.

Test the chat before going live

After installing, open your site in a private browser window and ask Mio two or three questions your customers often ask. Check that each answer comes from your own pages; if something is missing, add it to your website or knowledge base and ask again.

What your visitors see

The chat bubble appears on every page where the code is loaded. Visitors can write at any time: Mio answers from your content in their language and hands the conversation to your team when a person is needed.

Next steps

See all integrations, compare plans and pricing, read the documentation or check the frequently asked questions.