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Reviewing Live Web Chats

Live chat records are available in both the Abby Connect portal and the AbbyGo mobile app.

Updated over 3 weeks ago

If a visitor starts a conversation through your website’s Live Web Chat, the interaction is recorded in your Activities section. From here, you can review chat details, read the full transcript, and add internal notes for follow-up.


Where to Find Live Chats

Open Activities → Chats to view all website chat interactions handled by Abby.

The chat list shows:

  • Date – When the chat occurred

  • Category – The chat tag applied to the conversation (for example, Lead or Support)

  • Visitor Name – The name provided by the website visitor

  • Notes – Key details collected during the chat

  • Rating – A rating for the chat interaction

  • My Notes – Internal notes you add to the chat record

Selecting a chat opens the full chat details.


Chat Details

When viewing a chat record, you’ll see a summary of the interaction, including:

  • Chat Started – The date and time the chat began

  • Category – The chat tag applied to the conversation

  • Visitor Name – The name entered by the website visitor

  • Notes – Information collected during the chat

  • Receptionist Name – The Abby receptionist who handled the chat

  • Chat Rating – A rating for the interaction

You can also add internal notes using the My Notes section to track follow-ups or share context with your team.


Chat Transcription

Each chat record also includes a Chat Transcription tab.

This provides a full transcript of the conversation between the visitor and the Abby receptionist so you can review exactly what was discussed.

Transcripts are helpful for:

  • reviewing visitor questions

  • tracking lead conversations

  • confirming details collected during the chat


Why Reviewing Chats is Helpful

Live chat records help you:

  • track website leads and visitor inquiries

  • review conversations handled by your receptionist team

  • follow up with potential clients quickly

  • monitor the quality of chat interactions

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