Live Chat FAQ

Can I send live chat email follow-up?

Missive Live Chat can be set to send an automatic email follow-up so you can be sure your customers always get their answers. When configured, anytime an answer is unread after a set amount of time, a summary of the conversation will be sent to the visitor's email address.

To enable email follow-up in the live chat, follow the steps:

  1. Go to Settings > Accounts, then select the live chat account.

  2. Select the Setup tab

  3. Open the Configure menu

  4. Configure the Email follow-up section

How to configure live chat email follow-up
Can the live chat be in multiple languages?

Yes, this is possible using Javascript. Everything you can customize in your live chat settings (in Missive) you can also customize via JavaScript when initiating your widget. See the documentation.

The text strings to translate are under the messages property:

Can the live chat be translated into another language?

Yes, this is possible; you can translate the chat texts in the live chat account settings:

Accounts > Live Chat account > Setup > Configure

How can I change the location of the live chat bubble on my website?

Here are the steps to change the live chat position on your website:

  1. Go to Settings > Accounts, select the live chat account.

  2. Select the Setup tab

  3. Click the Configure option

  4. Change the position option

How can I fix if the live chat is not loading and throws an error?

You probably need to add https://webchat.missiveapp.com to your allowed domains in your policy header or CSP headers.

Where can I find my Twilio account SID and Auth Token?

Both SID and Auth Token should be available in your Twilio console page.

Image showing how to find your Twilio credentials
Why does the live chat need a Twilio account?

There are two advantages to this approach:

  1. Users pay per usage fee directly to Twilio (low price for average volume).

  2. It lets us offer it on all plans with no surcharge.

For both you and your users, Twilio won't be visible; it is just the backend.

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