Linquo is a live chat app for WordPress. Add the Linquo chat widget to your website to talk with your visitors, answer questions, and provide customer support in real time β straight from your Linquo dashboard.
Connect your site once from inside your WordPress admin, and the Linquo chat widget appears on the front end automatically. Manage all of your conversations from your Linquo dashboard, which opens in a new browser tab.
Connect your site from the WordPress admin, then manage conversations in the Linquo web app (it opens in a new browser tab). When you connect your site, the live chat widget is added to your website. If you disconnect or remove the plugin, the widget is removed.
A Linquo account is required. Create a free account at https://linquo.app, connect your site from the pluginβs admin page, and your chat widget will appear on your website.
This plugin connects your WordPress site to Linquo (https://linquo.app), a third-party live chat service, to provide the chat widget and dashboard. It requires a Linquo account.
Authentication. When you submit the login form on the pluginβs admin page, your Linquo email and password are sent from your browser to Linquoβs servers to create a session. Your password is never stored by the plugin; only the resulting session token is kept in your browser to keep you signed in. This happens only when you submit the login form.
Account lookup. Right after you sign in, the plugin retrieves your Linquo Organization ID from Linquoβs API so it can enable the chat widget for your account. This happens once, right after you sign in. The full Linquo dashboard opens in a new browser tab at https://admin.linquo.app/dashboard; it is not embedded in WordPress.
Chat widget. On your siteβs front end, the chat widget loader script is loaded from https://admin.linquo.app/widget.js using your Linquo Organization ID, so the widget can be shown to your visitors. This happens on every front-end page view once connected.
Data sent to these services is governed by Linquoβs policies:
This plugin bundles the official Supabase JavaScript client (@supabase/supabase-js, MIT license) at assets/js/supabase.min.js. It is used to sign in to your Linquo account and look up your Organization ID. Upstream source and unminified code: https://github.com/supabase/supabase-js β distribution build: https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@supabase/supabase-js@2/dist/umd/supabase.js. No build step is required.