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How to use Intercom ?

Implement Intercom to better communicate with your customers

Karen Sahakyan avatar
Written by Karen Sahakyan
Updated over a week ago

Intercom is a practical set of tools that allows you to manage conversations with your site visitors and send targeted messages to the right people at a right time.

Let us start with how you can connect the platform to your SpringBuilder website.

Messenger

If you haven't already, please create an account on Intercom. Once you do, navigate to your App Settings → API Keys.

From there, simply copy the App IDnavigate to the Design mode of your SpringBuilder Website → Integrations App → Intercom → Messenger → paste the ID and hit connect.

Once you've successfully connected Intercom to your website, you'll notice a Chat icon appear in the lower right corner of your site.

TIP: You can easily customize the Chat box to match your website's look and feel, as well as manage the App right from your Intercom Settings!

People

To access the Intercom API, you'll need an access token. You'll need to use the given Access Token if you're using the API to access data in your own Intercom workplace.

As soon as you create an app on your workspace in Intercom, you'll be provided with an Access Token. You can find it in the Configure → Authentication section in your app within the Developer Hub.

  • You can also find it in your Test & Publish → Your Workplaces page of your App in the Developer Hub.

Once you get it, copy the Access Token → go to the Design Mode of your SpringBuilder Website → Dashboard → Integrations App → Intercom → People → paste it in the appropriate field → hit connect.

For more detailed instructions, we'd suggest visiting Intercom Help Center to get help directly from the first source.

  • You may also find a lot more about the advantages of using Intercom here. They even offer products for companies at the early stage of development!

We recommend checking out our Help Section as well for more insightful articles and a bigger view at SpringBuilder and the opportunities available.

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