To install an Aminos bot:
This guide is for the standard Aminos widgets. For the in-line bot widget, see the bottom of this article.
- Select a bot from your dashboard
- Navigate to the “Integration Code” sidebar menu
- Copy the Universal Integration Code (unless you are using GoHighLevel, FunnelJet or Groove - in that case, copy the GoHighLevel integration code instead)
- Paste the integration code before the </body> tag in whichever platform you are using, or in the scripts section of the website platform, usually referred to as footer scripts or body scripts (see below for tips on how to do this for different platforms, but you can always just Google “how to install custom scripts on <platform name>”)
Common installation examples:
WordPress
The easiest way to install the script on WordPress is using the free WPCode plugin. After installing the plugin, follow the tutorial here and place the Aminos script in the “footer” position (also known as the Body - End position).
Alternatively if you do not wish to use any plugins, in your theme editor, edit the footer.php file directly. Inside the footer.php file, place the Aminos code before the </body> tag.
You need to disable Javascript caching & minification for Aminos bots to work in WordPress. This will only be the case if you installed some kind of optimisation plugin, like SiteGround Optimise or WPRocket. If you have any kind of optimisation plugin, go into the plugins settings and disable all Javascript related features. Simply disabling the entire plugin is not enough due to caching. Go into the plugin and specifically disable any JS related options. See this troubleshooting article for more.
GoHighLevel & FunnelJet
Open a funnel, click “Settings”, then paste the code in the “Body tracking code” section as shown below:
Then save your funnel and you’re all set!
Reminder: use the GHL-specific embed code, not the universal code.
ClickFunnels
Open any funnel, choose “settings”, then place in the “body tracking code” field. Alternatively, open the design editor, choose the settings cog, and again place in the body tracking code tab.
Wix
Before you begin, make sure that your site is published and has a connected domain.
1. Go to Settings in your site's dashboard. 2. Click the Custom Code tab in the Advanced section. 3. Click + Add Custom Code at the top right. 4. Paste the code snippet in the text box. 5. Enter a name for your code.Tip: Give it a name that is easy to recognize so you can quickly identify it later. 6. Select an option under Add Code to Pages: ◦ All pages: This adds the code to all of your site's pages, including any new pages that you create in the future. Choose whether to load the code only once per visit, or on each page your visitor opens. ◦ Choose specific pages: Use the drop-down menu to select the relevant pages. 7. Under Place Code in choose: ◦ Body - end 8. Click Apply.
Shopify
- Open the “Themes” tab
- Click the “Customize” button on the right side of the screen
- In the lower left corner of the theme editor, click the “Theme Actions” dropdown button, then “Edit Code”
- Go to the “Layout” folder and click on it to display a .liquid files list, now click on “{/} theme.liquid”, this will now appear in the code editor
- Scroll to the bottom of the code and find the </body> tag
- Place the Aminos code right before the </body> tag
Alternatively you can use a plugin like XO Insert Code.
If you have any styling issues with your widget once installed, see the relevant help articles in the troubleshooting section.
Inline Embeddable Bot
Our new inline embeddable bot widget is in beta. See this video for how to use it: