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Ajoutez l'assistant à votre site Webflow

Collez le script d'intégration où votre forfait le permet, ou utilisez l'extension Designer pour l'insérer comme un vrai élément de page — ensuite apprenez-lui votre contenu et identifiez les visiteurs connectés.

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Busymate AI reaches Webflow two ways: the universal embed script (any plan) and a Designer Extension that inserts the same embed as a real page element, without hand-editing code (build+stage today — see "Native path" below).

This is the Webflow-specific path. See Add Busymate AI to WordPress, Wix or Squarespace for those builders instead.

Before you start

A Webflow site (any plan) you can publish.
Your workspace open in the Console.

1. Universal embed (Site Settings → Custom Code)

Webflow's Custom Code injection (Site Settings → Custom Code, or the per-page equivalent) is a paid-plan feature — Webflow's free Starter plan does not expose it. If your plan has it:

In your Console, open your connection settings and copy the embed <script> tag.
Site Settings → Custom Code → Footer code → paste the tag → Save → Publish.

On the Starter plan, the free-tier equivalent is to add a single Embed element to your page from the Designer's Add panel and paste the same script tag into it, then publish. A Designer Extension (below) does this same insert for you without leaving the Designer.

2. Native path: the Designer Extension

A Designer Extension can insert the embed as a real page element (an HtmlEmbed) directly from a panel inside the Designer — nothing to copy-paste. This is distinct from the universal embed above: it runs under your own Webflow session, using the Designer's own Extensions API, and works the same way regardless of whether Custom Code is available on your plan.

3. Teach it your content

Point a website source at your published site — the same knowledge pipeline every connection uses, with citations back to the page an answer came from.

4. Recognize signed-in visitors

Webflow Memberships (paid plans) can carry your own sign-in; on plans without it, register the demo-signin pattern instead — see Recognize signed-in customers for the exact fields (issuer, JWKS URL, the launch endpoint) and how to verify the wiring end to end before trusting it with real customer data.

Manage from any MCP client

Every step above is available from any MCP client on your own account:

bash

claude mcp add --transport http busymate-ai https://busymate.ai/mcp

Troubleshooting

Custom Code section is greyed out or missing. Your Webflow plan doesn't include Custom Code — use the Embed-element path in step 1, or the Designer Extension in step 2.
The chat answers generically instead of citing your page. Knowledge needs to be added AND published — adding a source alone doesn't change live answers until you publish.

1. Universal embed (Site Settings → Custom Code)

Webflow's Custom Code injection (Site Settings → Custom Code, or the per-page equivalent) is a paid-plan feature — Webflow's free Starter plan does not expose it. If your plan has it:

In your Console, open your connection settings and copy the embed <script> tag.

Site Settings → Custom Code → Footer code → paste the tag → Save → Publish.

2. Native path: the Designer Extension

4. Recognize signed-in visitors

Troubleshooting

Custom Code section is greyed out or missing. Your Webflow plan doesn't include Custom Code — use the Embed-element path in step 1, or the Designer Extension in step 2.

The chat answers generically instead of citing your page. Knowledge needs to be added AND published — adding a source alone doesn't change live answers until you publish.