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Introduction
From Your help center, inside your product · Verified against the live product on Oct 20, 2026
This lesson
Northwind's website and its Partner Hub web app: what this course adds to each.
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2. Add the widget to your website
Copy the snippet from Embeddables, paste it before the closing body tag, and allow your site in Embedding origins.
Transcript
- 0:05Hi!
- 0:06In this video, I'll show you every way to bring your HelpCenter.io help center into your own website... or into your own web app.
- 0:15This is Northwind's website.
- 0:16We'll add the help widget to it... open articles right from its pages...
- 0:21show a section of FAQs... and invite visitors to ask for help at just the right moment.
- 0:27Then we'll move to a web app: the Partner Hub, where Northwind's installers sign in.
- 0:31There, the widget will know who is signed in...
- 0:34and show them help that's only for partners.
- 0:37And at the end, I'll show you how to put the whole help center on a page of your own site, or on your own address.
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About the course
Every way to add HelpCenter.io to your website or web app: the widget, FAQ sections, proactive messages, JWT sign-in and more.
What you'll learn
- Where the installation snippet is, and why the widget needs your domain in Embedding origins
- What visitors can do in the widget: suggestions for the page they're on, search, Ask AI, contact
- Opening an article in the widget from your own links
- FAQ sections: Custom or Full, a design, the questions, and the one line to paste
- Proactive messages: page and time rules, and custom events from your own code
- JWT single sign-on for a private help center
- Single-page apps, a custom domain, and subfolder hosting
- Who it's for
- Developers and product teams putting help inside a website or a signed-in web app.
- Format
- 11 lessons, 9:31 in all. English captions and a full transcript.
- Last verified
- Oct 20, 2026, on the live product with the Northwind demo help center
- Plans
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Works on every plan. These lessons cover features on higher plans, and say so:
- Lesson 3 · What your visitors get AI answers: Catalyst or AI add-on
- Lesson 7 · Sign people in with JWT JWT sign-in: Catalyst
- Lesson 9 · React to what happens in your app Custom event triggers: Growth and Catalyst
- Lesson 10 · Your help center on your own address Subfolder hosting: Growth and Catalyst
Articles
Every lesson pairs with a help article, so you can read the steps at your own pace.
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Add the widget to your website self.helpcenter.io/content/install-the-widgetGoes with these lessons
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Choose which websites can show the widget self.helpcenter.io/content/embedding-originsGoes with
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What visitors see in the widget self.helpcenter.io/content/widget-for-visitorsGoes with
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Turn on AI Answers self.helpcenter.io/content/ai-answersGoes with
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Open the widget from your own UI developers.helpcenter.io/content/open-the-widget-from-your-uiGoes with
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Embed FAQ sections on your website self.helpcenter.io/content/faq-sectionsGoes with
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Invite visitors with proactive messages self.helpcenter.io/content/proactive-messagesGoes with these lessons
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Sign readers in with your own login (JWT SSO) self.helpcenter.io/content/jwt-ssoGoes with
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Sign readers into the widget with a JWT developers.helpcenter.io/content/widget-jwtGoes with
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Widget JavaScript API developers.helpcenter.io/content/widget-javascript-apiGoes with these lessons
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Show your help center only inside your app self.helpcenter.io/content/js-only-accessGoes with
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Use your own domain self.helpcenter.io/content/custom-domainGoes with
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Host your help center in a subfolder of your website self.helpcenter.io/content/host-your-help-center-in-a-subfolderGoes with
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Widget installation and options developers.helpcenter.io/content/widget-optionsGoes with