Keep the conversation together.
Messages, the details a visitor shares and your team’s replies stay with the request.
Give visitors an easy way to ask for help, find an answer or leave a message, right on your website. Your team picks up the conversation in TruCom, with the context to help them take the next step.
A conversation for the visitor.A little thought. A little care.
A team to build with.

Explore the welcome, a conversation and a help article in the product example.
A question often makes more sense when you can see what someone is looking at. TruCom brings the website conversation into your shared inbox, with the page and visitor details available alongside it.
She can ask where the question comes up, without leaving to look for a contact form.
Amara can see the question, understand the page context, and ask the right follow-up.
Explore the shared inboxMessages, the details a visitor shares and your team’s replies stay with the request.
Offer department selection before chat, or let your team assign the conversation from the inbox.
When a reply isn’t enough, create a linked ticket and keep the follow-up connected.
Sometimes a clear article is all someone needs. Sometimes they need a conversation. Bring useful help into the widget and leave a clear path to your team.
Make published help content available in the widget. Visitors can search for an answer, read the steps and ask your team if they need more.
AI support agentEnable AI answers from the knowledge you provide. When a question needs more help, or a customer asks for a person, the conversation can move to your team.
Your teamLet teammates take the conversation from the shared inbox, with the messages and context close by. You choose whether AI is part of that experience.
Knowledge, AI access and usage depend on your plan and workspace setup. Live chat also works with your team handling the replies.
The first hello should sound like your business. Set the greeting, welcome message and response expectation, then choose colours and a theme that sit comfortably with your website.
Adjust the launcher’s label, icon and position. Choose where the widget appears on desktop and mobile, and include or exclude the pages that make sense for your business.
You can also choose which details to ask for before chat, such as a name, email, phone number or company, and whether a visitor should pick a department.
Ask a question and we’ll help you find your next step.
Start a conversationLet visitors know what to expect. Set your operating hours and timezone, write an honest away message, and choose what the widget should do outside those hours.
The widget remains available, shows your away message, and lets the visitor send a question for the team to answer later.
Ask for an email address or phone number before a message can be sent, so your team has a way to follow up.
A useful chat experience has room for the things people need to share, the device they’re holding and the next time they return.
The widget opens as a full-screen chat surface on mobile, with room to read and reply. On desktop, it sits in an anchored panel alongside your website.
Enable file uploads when a screenshot or document would make the issue clearer. You decide whether attachments and post-chat ratings are available.
With conversation persistence enabled, visitors can return to their recent chat in the same browser. Reopening the widget brings the conversation up to date.
TruCom provides the installation code for your workspace and a guided place to test it. Share the code with whoever manages your website, or add it yourself.
Set up the website where your widget will run, then choose the greeting, appearance and availability your visitors should see.
Copy the installation snippet into your website. Configuration changes are managed in TruCom, so you don’t need to replace the snippet for each adjustment.
Open the widget as a visitor, send a question and check it arrives in the inbox. Reply from your team’s side and confirm the visitor receives it.
It appears in your TruCom shared inbox. Teammates can reply, assign it, leave private notes and create a linked ticket if the request needs more follow-up.
No. Your team can handle the replies. You can enable AI support when it fits your needs, with access and usage depending on your plan, knowledge and workspace settings.
Yes. Configure the theme, colours, greeting, response expectation, launcher and panel appearance. You can also control which pages and devices show the widget.
Choose whether to accept messages, collect contact details before a message, or hide the installed widget. Your schedule uses the timezone you set for the widget.
Yes. When help content is enabled in the widget, visitors can search and read published articles. They can still ask the team when they need more help.
You need a way to add the workspace’s installation snippet to your website. You can add it yourself if you manage the site, or share it with your developer. TruCom’s installation walkthrough includes the code and a test flow.
Yes. An enabled widget also has a hosted standalone chat URL you can share. Its availability still follows your widget settings.
Give your website a friendly way to start a conversation.