Widget & QR
The Widget & QR lets visitors start a WhatsApp conversation with you from your website (or from a QR code in emails, popups, or printed flyers).
What you get
When you configure your widget in Connectora, Connectora generates:
- A public chat link (deep link)
- A QR code for that chat link
- A JavaScript embed that places a floating WhatsApp button on your pages
Step-by-step
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Open Widget & QR in the Connectora admin.
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Fill in Widget settings:
- Button label (text shown on your widget button)
- Prefilled message (the text customers send first, like "Hi! I have a question")
- Position (top-left, top-right, bottom-left, bottom-right)
- Brand color
- Show on public embed (toggle to pause without deleting your config)
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Save your widget.
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Copy one of the deploy options:
- Embed script (recommended for most sites)
- Direct link (for simple CTA buttons)
- QR code (download as an image)
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Test on your website:
- ensure the floating button loads
- click it and confirm it opens WhatsApp with your prefilled message
Embed script (what to paste)
Connectora hosts a public JavaScript file at:
GET /api/v1/public/widget/:organization_id.js
The embed snippet looks like:
<script src="<YOUR_API_BASE>/api/v1/public/widget/<organization_id>.js" async></script>Replace:
<YOUR_API_BASE>with your Connectora API base URL<organization_id>with your org id shown in admin/local storage
QR code usage
Use the QR code in:
- landing pages and checkout pages
- emails and signatures
- store receipts
When customers scan the code, they open the same deep link and prefilled message.
Troubleshooting
If the button shows but clicking does not open WhatsApp correctly:
- confirm you connected WhatsApp in Connectora first
- confirm the widget is enabled
- check that your browser allows popups for the chat link
Next: Message templates to make sure automated sends can work outside the 24-hour window.