Platform integrations
Connect Shopify, WordPress and custom websites with the appropriate installation method.
3 practical guidesFit the assistant to your website platform.
Choose the guide that matches the actual installation path: Shopify, WordPress or a custom website. The platform determines where the loader is configured and how the change becomes public. A Shopify theme embed must be enabled and saved in the live theme; WordPress needs the intended plugin configuration on the published site; a custom application needs deliberate shared-layout and route coverage.
Keep storefront installation and private commerce retrieval separate. A launcher that appears on a product page does not prove that an order adapter is configured or authorized. Check public domain redirects, stale caches and existing manual snippets before troubleshooting by replacement. After a theme or deployment change, repeat a small acceptance set: a product page, a policy page, mobile layout and an actual customer question.
- ChooseShopify, WordPress or custom
- ConfigureLive theme, plugin or shared layout
- PublishApply the production change
- VerifyRoutes, detection and a real question
Use the platform-specific instructions, then verify the same public customer experience.
Install on Shopify
Add Reesponder to the published Shopify theme and distinguish widget installation from private order authorization.
Read the guideConnect WordPress and WooCommerce
Install the WordPress plugin, approve the website connection and enable the widget without exposing private management credentials.
Read the guideCustom websites and frontend applications
Place the official loader in your shared layout and plan route coverage, content preparation and browser restrictions.
Read the guideYour website.
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Use the installation guide to get started, or ask our team about the setup your business needs.