Support ChatOverview

Support Chat

Talk to your customers where they already are — a customizable messenger on your site and portal, live chat and email in one agent inbox, with macros, SLAs, AI summaries, and CSAT built in.

Where to find it

Open Support

Sidebar → Support

Direct link: https://app.productbridge.io/dashboard/support

In-app path: Sidebar → Support

Requires: a plan that includes the support feature, plus support:view to read conversations and support:manage to configure them.

GoalDirect link
Answer conversations (the inbox)/dashboard/support
Support setup — agents, teams, labels, macros, SLA, email channels/dashboard/settings/support
Messenger look, behaviour, and install snippet/dashboard/settings/messenger
The AI agent that answers for you — see AI Agents/dashboard/support/workflows/agent

Overview

Support Chat turns ProductBridge into a full customer-conversation platform. Your customers write to you through the Messenger — a floating chat panel on your public portal or embedded on any website — or by email, and every conversation lands in one Agent Inbox inside your dashboard.

Because it lives next to your feedback boards, roadmap, and changelog, Support Chat does things a standalone help desk can't:

  • Conversations link to feedback. Attach a support thread to the feedback or roadmap post it's really about, and see a contact's posts, votes, and comments right beside their messages.

  • The messenger is more than chat. Its tabs surface your changelog (News), your public roadmap with voting, and your help center — so many questions answer themselves before they reach your team.

  • AI does the busywork. One click summarizes a long thread for whoever picks it up next, and resolved conversations become searchable memory that powers "similar conversations."

How It Fits Together

A conversation keeps its channel identity — live chat replies appear instantly in the messenger, email replies go back out over email — but agents work every thread the same way, in the same inbox.

Explore Support Chat

Who Can Use It

Support Chat uses two permission levels:

PermissionWhat it allows
support:viewSee the Support module, read conversations, and browse reports.
support:manageReply, assign, change status and priority, edit labels, and manage support settings.

Members without either permission don't see the Support module at all. Learn more about roles in Members & Roles.

Start with the Messenger Settings page to get the messenger installed and styled, then invite your team and set up Teams, Macros & Labels once real conversations start flowing.