Customers reach your support desk three ways — an embeddable web chat widget, your support email inbox, and a “Contact us” web form. Every one of them becomes a ticket your team handles in Microsoft Teams.
The three channels
Web chat
A chat bubble you add to your website with one <script> tag. The AI replies in the widget; an agent’s reply shows up there too. See the web chat widget.
Support email
Mail sent to your support address — a shared mailbox like support@yourcompany.com — becomes a ticket; replies go back to the sender by email. See support email.
Web form
A hosted “Contact us” form (or your own form posting to AB Support). The reply is emailed to the address the visitor left. See web forms.
Quick reference
| Channel | How it reaches you | How replies go back |
|---|---|---|
| Web chat | Chat widget embedded on your site | Live, in the widget |
| Your support mailbox | By email to the sender | |
| Web form | Hosted or your own “Contact us” form | By email to the submitter |
You turn each channel on from your desk’s Settings — the web-chat embed snippet, the support mailbox, and the hosted form link all live there.