CYBREED – Chat integration vs Guest Support

CYBREED Chat Integration allows you to easily add an AI-powered chat widget to your WordPress website. The plugin provides a seamless integration with CYBREED’s chat service, allowing you to: Add an AI chat widget to your website Customize where the chat appears Manage chat settings directly from WordPress View chat conversations and analytics Train your AI with custom knowledge Features Easy setup and configuration Flexible display options (all pages, specific pages, or exclude pages) Customizable chat appearance Real-time conversation tracking Advanced AI training capabilities Requirements WordPress 6.5 or higher PHP 7.4 or higher A CYBREED account (free or paid) External services This plugin establishes a connection between your website and the CyBreed platform via an API, making it easy to access and configure the chat widget from the platform. Additionally, these connections allow direct communication with one of our chat models which helps you configure or understand how the plugin works. Data Collection Automatically Generated Identifiers (UUIDs): We generate and store random UUIDs to match ongoing conversations. These UUIDs help us keep track of session information but do not include personally identifiable information (“PII”) such as your name, email, or other direct identifiers. Non-Personal Information: We may automatically collect certain technical information when you use the Services, including device information, browser type, and usage data. This information is generally used to improve our Services. Conversations and Content: Conversations you have on CyBreed may be processed through our integrations with OpenAI. We do not sell these conversations or share them for marketing purposes. They are stored or cached as necessary to facilitate the AI-driven functionalities, subject to OpenAI’s own terms and conditions. All this data is managed when you interact with the plugin or the implemented chat widget of your choice, as well as the helper widget displayed on the plugin’s dashboard. These terms and privacy policy can be further reviewed at https://cybreed.ai/privacy-policy.

Guest Support is a comprehensive customer support ticket system for WordPress. With this plugin, you can effortlessly provide customer support, allowing users to create new tickets and replies, and agents to respond to tickets without requiring any login or registration. View live demo Features – Create new ticket: Users can create tickets without any Login/Registration Live WordPress Posts suggestions based on user’s typing on the Subject input field through Ajax (Pro Addon required). Users can upload files with the maximum allowed number of files, total files size and allowed file types/extensions based on settings. Secure file uploads and stores files with random filenames on your server. Google reCAPTCHA 3 SPAM verification. Verify email with OTP (One Time Password) through Ajax (Pro Addon required). Internal email validation system to identify fake/mistyped/invalid and disposable temporary email addresses. 99.9% SPAM free if you enable Email verification. Option to show a customized message or redirect to the ticket view page after successfully submitting a ticket. Features – Create reply: After creating a new ticket, both the user and support agent will receive email notifications with a unique ticket link. Agents can reply to the ticket using the unique ticket link without logging in. Users can reply to the ticket using the unique ticket link without logging in. Both the user and agent can edit the last/all reply message(s) based on settings. Both the user and agent can close tickets when submitting a reply. Both the user and agent can close tickets using a Close Ticket link. Both the user and agent can reopen closed tickets if allowed in the settings. On the single ticket view page, both the user and agent can see links to other submitted tickets of the same user based on the user’s email address. Features – Signature and profile photo (Pro Addon required): Both users and agents can set a profile photo and default signature if allowed in the settings. Login/registration required to use this feature. Features – Create ticket for users by Admin and Agent (Pro Addon required): Admins can create tickets for other registered users from the admin panel. Agents can create tickets for other registered users from the frontend. Features – List of tickets: Admins can view a list of all tickets in the WordPress admin panel. Agents can view a list of all tickets submitted to their department on the frontend (Pro Addon required). Registered users can view a list of all tickets (Pro Addon required). If a user registers later with an email address that was used to submit tickets, all of the user’s tickets (before and after registration) will be displayed on the frontend tickets list page (Pro Addon required). Filter tickets by ticket status: ‘Open’, ‘Pending’, ‘Closed’, and departments. Sort tickets by ‘Ticket Created Date A-Z’, ‘Ticket Created Date Z-A’, ‘Last Reply Date A-Z’, and ‘Last Reply Date Z-A’. Search tickets by ticket ID, subject, and email address. Users and agents can still view a list of submitted tickets on the single ticket view page without logging in or registering. Features – Admin- Department: Create/edit/delete unlimited departments. One department supported in the free version. Assign a support agent to each department. Show/hide department field on the frontend ticket submission form. Add additional email notification addresses to each department. When a new ticket is submitted to a specific department, the assigned support agent and additional email addresses will receive email notifications. Features – Admin- Forms and Form Builder: Create/edit/delete unlimited forms with dedicated custom fields, features, and options. One form is supported in the free version. Add different forms with different and dedicated custom fields to different pages and receive support tickets. Dedicated shortcode for each form. Add unlimited custom fields (Pro Addon required). Supported custom field types include: Textbox Email Number Box Textarea Dropdown/Select Radio Group Checkbox Group Hidden Date Picker Date and Time Picker Content (Supports HTML) Option to restrict custom fields to require login. Useful for asking sensitive information, like website login info. Features – Dedicated options for each form: Add/edit/remove unlimited custom fields with field Name, Label, Placeholder, Error message, etc. (Pro Addon required). Option to show the custom field on the Ticket submission or Reply form or both (Pro Addon required). Option to add/remove custom field inputs on Email notifications (Pro Addon required). Re-order all (core and custom) fields. Arrange/rearrange all (core and custom) fields with 1-3 columns. Enable/disable file upload. Enable/disable Google reCAPTCHA. Enable/disable email verification (Pro Addon required). Enable/disable WordPress posts suggestions when typing in the Subject field (Pro Addon required). Add your own CSS classes for input fields and buttons. Add your own button texts. Ticket View Page’s Sidebar Options: Option to add HTML supported content at the very top. Option to add HTML supported content at the very bottom. Option to show/hide ticket status Option to show/hide ticket created date Option to show/hide last updated date Option to show/hide user-submitted custom fields’ label and value for the initial message (when the ticket is created), not for replies. Option to show/hide other tickets by the user. Option to show number of other tickets by the user. Features – Email settings: Support WordPress default email delivery system. Support dedicated SMTP for this plugin only. Features – Email templates: Following customizable email templates are available with necessary placeholders: After a new ticket is created – Send to User After a new ticket is created – Send to Agent After a new ticket is created – Send to Additional email addresses After a ticket reply – Send to User After a ticket reply – Send to Agent After a ticket reply – Send to Additional email addresses Send pre-ticket closing notification to User Send pre-ticket closing notification to Agent Send closure notification to User after automatically closing tickets OTP Email When new user account created – Send to User (Any emails can be disabled by deactivating email templates.) Features – Automation with cron job (Pro Addon required): Send pre-ticket closing notification to the ticket submitter or the assigned agent after x (based on settings) number of days of the last reply. Close tickets automatically after x (based on settings) number of days of the last reply. Send email notification to the ticket submitter after closing a ticket automatically. How it works? After creating a new ticket, a unique ticket link URL will be generated with 2 unique and dedicated random IDs, and the ticket link URL will be sent to the submitter and support agent by email. With the unique ticket link URL, both the user/submitter and the support agent will be able to reply to the ticket without any login/registration. When viewing and replying to tickets, 2 unique IDs will be verified to give access to the ticket. Ticket link URL will be sent with email notifications, and there is no other way to see the URL. Encrypted agent information on the ticket link URL to identify and verify the agent when replying as an agent. Requirements: WordPress 5.5+ PHP 7+ Links Pro Addon Documentation Contact Support Available Shortcodes Submit ticket form: [guest-support view=form id=1] View single ticket: [guest-support view=ticket] View list of tickets on front-end (Pro Addon required): [guest-support view=tickets] Third-Party Services This plugin uses Google reCAPTCHA to enhance security by preventing spam and abuse on the support ticket submission forms. Data Transmission When Google reCAPTCHA is enabled, user interaction data with the reCAPTCHA may be transmitted to Google for verification purposes. Please note that no data from the actual support ticket forms is sent to Google. Optional Usage Google reCAPTCHA is an optional feature. If you do not wish to use it, you can disable it within the plugin settings. Links to Google reCAPTCHA Service – Google reCAPTCHA – Google Terms of Service – Google Privacy Policy Please review these terms and policies to understand how your interaction data with Google reCAPTCHA is handled. By enabling and using Google reCAPTCHA, you agree to these terms.