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Intercom
Cobrowse integrates with Intercom, and is available from the Intercom App Store. Find out more.
See Getting started to add our SDKs and begin end-to-end testing! Your license key can be found in your Account Settings, seen above.
Cobrowse sessions work nicely along the Intercom Calling feature that adds support for voice and video.
To enable the Calling feature go to your Settings>Calling page in https://app.intercom.com/a/apps/_/settings/calling.
It's likely your Intercom account is linked to a separate Cobrowse.io account. When you install Cobrowse.io for Intercom, a new license key is generated for you. This may be different from an existing license key you are using when you signed up directly at https://cobrowse.io/register.
Please ensure a Cobrowse.io SDK has been added to the platform where you are using Intercom chat. Installation instructions for each SDK are found at Getting Started.
We are aware of a possible issue with React Native apps only, where the user consent prompt is hidden behind the Intercom SDK's UI, so it is not visible for the user to take action. To confirm this is what is happening, you can disable "Require user consent" from https://cobrowse.io/dashboard/settings and try to start a new session via Intercom.
Intercom requires users to have the "Can install, configure and delete apps" permission in order to "Login with Intercom", and therefore also the Cobrowse.io Messenger App. You may grant your users this permission in Settings -> General -> Teammates -> Edit.
To work around this problem, we have released the Cobrowse.io Inbox App, which lives in the sidebar of Intercom, and enables connecting to the end-user's device(s) with just one click.
Cobrowse.io Inbox App for Intercom
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