Getting Started
Crews and Agents
Conversations
Introduction and Interface
Starting Conversations
Joining Conversations
Filters and Statuses
Search and Titles
Chat Features
Voice, Video, and Screen Share
Adding Agents and Contacts
Message Templates
Conversation Attributes
Contacts
Experiences
Adding a New Experience
Distributing an Experience
Scheduling an Experience
Importing Experiences
Exporting Experiences
Cloning Experiences
Adding and Using Experiences Tags
Outbounds
Appointments
Including an Appointment Flow within a Crew
Setting Your Availability
Including Appointment Bookings within Experiences
Customer View: Booking an Appointment
Reporting
Settings
Chat Widget Installation
Identity Verification
Install TABLE on your web app (for logged-out users)
Install TABLE on your web app (for logged-in users)
Experience Buttons
Chat Widget Installation for WiX
Payments
Notifications
Troubleshooting
TABLE Tutorials
SuperAdmin Company Account Setup
SuperAdmin Introduction
1. Login and Updating Account Settings
2. Configuring your Workspace Settings
3. Adding Threads
Signing Up and Setting Up Your Agent Account
Introduction
1. Signing Up
2. Configuring your Account Settings
3. Enabling Notifications and Downloading the TABLE Mobile App
4. Setting your Appointment Availability
Adding Crews and Inviting Agents
Experiences
Introduction: Experiences
1. Adding and Setting Up a New Experience
2. Experience Steps and Customer Response Types
3. Adding and Linking Steps
4. Testing and Distributing an Experience
5. Scheduling an Experience
6. Tips and Other Experiences Features
Contacts
Outbounds
Reporting
Release Notes
- All Categories
- Chat Widget Installation
- Experience Buttons
Experience Buttons
Updated
by Noel Lynagh
Prerequisite: Chat Widget Installation
In addition to the floating Live Chat button, it is also possible to trigger a TABLE Experience with HTML markup. This works independently from the options defined in the JavaScript snippet, i.e. any experience specified here will override the experience set in window.tableSettings.
To use this, the class table-exp-link must be added to the element along with a data attribute, data-table-exp-id, with the Experience's short code as the value. An example can be seen below:
<button class="table-exp-link" data-table-exp-id="foobar">Talk now!</button>
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