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# Integrate chat

### How to integrate chat in your app?

Enhance user engagement by seamlessly integrating a chat feature into your app with AppMySite. Follow these steps to set up in-app chat:

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**Step 1: Access the chat section**

* Navigate to the [**Chat**](https://app.appmysite.com/app/chat) section from your app dashboard.

**Step 2: Choose a chat service provider**

* Select from the available chat service providers.
* If your preferred provider isn’t listed, proceed to the next step.

**Step 3: Embed a custom chat script (if needed)**

* If your chat service provider isn’t available, embed a custom script.
* You can locate this script on your chat software dashboard.
* If you’re unable to find it, contact your chat service provider for assistance.

**Step 4: Customize chat settings**

* Go to Chat Settings to personalize the chat experience.
* Use the available toggles to control chat visibility and customize the user interface:
  * Show floating chat icon: Turn this toggle on to display your chat icon as a floating element.
  * Show Chat link in Settings: Enable this toggle to display the Chat link on the Settings screen.

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By following these steps, you can easily add a chat feature, enabling smooth communication for your app users.


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