comxbot on SharePoint
Put any comxbot assistant on a Microsoft 365 SharePoint page, an intranet, a staff hub or a student portal. The one admin step to do first, and two ways to embed it.
Why SharePoint
Most colleges, training providers and a lot of businesses already run their intranet, staff hub or student portal on SharePoint Online (part of Microsoft 365). comxbot drops straight into it, so you can put an 'Ask us' assistant exactly where staff and students already go, no new site, no developers.
The same assistant, knowledge and inbox power the SharePoint embed and your public website, so an answer you improve once is improved everywhere.
The one admin step (do this first)
SharePoint blocks embedded code by default, so a SharePoint administrator has to allow it once before any embed will render. This is a Microsoft tenant setting, not a comxbot limitation, and it's a few minutes' work.
For the Embed web part: an admin allows the comxbot domain for the site. In the SharePoint admin centre (or via HTML Field Security for the site collection), add https://app.comxbot.com to the list of domains pages are allowed to embed from.
For script-based embedding on a site: an admin enables custom script for that site collection (SharePoint admin centre → Settings → Custom Script → 'Allow users to run custom script'). Microsoft can take up to ~24 hours to apply this, so do it ahead of go-live.
If you skip this step the page shows 'Embedding content from this website isn't allowed' or strips the script. Once the admin has allowed the domain, everything below is just copy-and-paste.
Option A — a floating chat bubble on a page
In comxbot: Assistant → Channels → Embed widget. Customise the colour, greeting and position, then copy the one-line <script> tag.
On a modern SharePoint page, edit the page and add a 'Markup' or 'Embed' web part; on a classic page use the 'Script Editor' or 'Embed' web part. Paste the <script> tag and publish.
The familiar chat bubble appears in the corner of that page, exactly as it does on a normal website. Add it to the site's home page or a footer region and it follows people around the portal.
Option B — a full-width assistant inside the page
In comxbot: Assistant → Channels → Embed widget and copy the hosted chat URL (the standalone /chat link).
On the SharePoint page add the 'Embed' web part and paste that URL, or paste an <iframe src="…the chat URL…" width="100%" height="600"></iframe>. Set the height to around 600px and publish.
The assistant renders right inside the page, which is ideal for a dedicated 'Student help', 'IT service desk' or 'Ask admissions' page.
Choosing who can see it
Scope it to your audience using SharePoint's own permissions. Put a public-facing admissions or enquiries bot on an anonymous or extranet site, and a staff-only knowledge bot on an internal site that already requires Microsoft 365 sign-in, so only signed-in staff or students can reach it.
Because the assistant is the same one you use elsewhere, handoffs from SharePoint still land in your shared inbox, and analytics still roll up in one place. Once the admin has allowed the domain, you're live in minutes.