Description
Leadfire is a smart AI live chat that renders on your website, informing customers of services, prices, areas served and other general information – as well as capturing lead information such as:
- Full Name
- Email Address
- Telephone Number
- Area
- Requested Service
- Budget
Once a lead has been qualified by Leadfire – it’s neatly packaged in a quick overview, with contact information – and sent to you in realtime, via WhatsApp.
This is a much lower friction way for users to engage with your website – alleviating the need to browse pages, fill out long contact forms – now your users simply interact with Leadfire!
This plugin requires you to have a Leadfire account to function correctly. You can sign up for one here.
Features:
- Smart AI chat automatically tailored to your business
- Pre-load business reviews from various platforms to instill customer trust
- Capture and qualifies leads automatically – and delivers them instantly via WhatsApp
- Filter timewasting customers – answering their queries instantly, without having to do a thing
- Capture user analytics and behaviour data, to constantly improve your website’s engagement
- Supercharge your website interactions – allowing customers to engage in a way they’re used to
For more support and information, please visit our website
Source Code and Build Instructions
The plugin is distributed with human-readable, unminified source files.
- Frontend widget JavaScript:
assets/js/leadfire-widget.js - Frontend widget Shadow DOM CSS source:
assets/src/leadfire-widget.css - Admin CSS:
assets/css/admin.css
No npm, Composer, webpack, or other build tools are required for the WordPress.org distribution. The widget CSS is mirrored into assets/js/leadfire-widget.js because the widget injects the styles into an isolated Shadow DOM root at runtime.
The bundled assets/vendor/fontawesome/webfonts/fa-solid-900.ttf file is from Font Awesome Free and is used only for the small set of widget icons mapped in the readable CSS source above. Original source and licensing information is available from the Font Awesome repository: https://github.com/FortAwesome/Font-Awesome
License
This plugin is licensed under the GNU General Public License v2.0 or later.
This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or any later version.
Installation
- Upload the plugin folder to the
/wp-content/plugins/directory, or install the plugin ZIP through the WordPress admin. - Activate the plugin through the Plugins screen in WordPress.
- Open Leadfire > Settings in the WordPress admin.
- Enter your Application URL if you are not using the default
https://app.leadfire.net. - Enter your Install token.
- Click Save and connect.
Once connected, the Leadfire widget script will be loaded on the frontend of your site.
FAQ
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What does this plugin do?
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It connects your WordPress site to Leadfire and loads the Leadfire customer widget script for site visitors.
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What do I need to get started?
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You need a valid Leadfire install token. In most cases, you can keep the default application URL.
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Will the widget load if the plugin is not connected?
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No. The widget only loads after a token has been saved in the plugin settings.
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Contributors & Developers
“Leadfire” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.
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Changelog
1.0.11
- Renamed plugin option and JavaScript configuration globals to use a consistent
leadfireprefix. - Removed the legacy configuration alias before WordPress.org listing.
- Reworked the frontend Shadow DOM styles into readable source and documented source/build instructions for WordPress.org review.
- Removed the unused minified Font Awesome CSS file from the distribution.
1.0.10
- Fixed bundled icon font loading after widget style isolation so Font Awesome icons render instead of square fallback glyphs.
- Passes the plugin asset URL from WordPress into the frontend script, avoiding fragile script URL detection when optimizers or defer/minify plugins are active.
1.0.9
- Fixed a missing JavaScript HTML escaping helper that could stop the widget from rendering.
- Isolated the frontend widget in a Shadow DOM root so theme/site button styles cannot override the launcher or close button.
- Moved the bundled icon font styles inside the isolated widget root instead of enqueueing global Font Awesome CSS.
1.0.8
- Bundled a local Font Awesome stylesheet and webfont for launcher and USP icons.
- Enqueued Font Awesome locally on the frontend.
1.0.7
- Removed the remote Font Awesome dependency.
- Moved admin CSS into a local enqueued stylesheet.
1.0.0
- Initial release.