It takes just a few minutes to set up and deploy co-browsing on your website. All you need is an active web queue. You then paste a short HTML code to your webpage. From that moment on, video chat and screen sharing features are instantly available to your customers and contact centre agents. There is no need for any other software application installations or complicated configurations.

Co-browsing and video chat can be initiated from any channel either by providing customers with a one-time link or directly by offering a video chat. Once enabled, you can:

• Call with co-browsing – a one-time link is sent to the customer’s email which connects the customer directly to the agent. The agent sees the customer’s PC screen and can guide the customer via the call.
• Call with video chat – If the customer is outside of their home or office or away from their PC and the agent needs to connect to the customer’s mobile video, the customer receives an SMS with a one-time link for mobile video sharing.
• Web chat with co-browsing – the customer is browsing through your website and is offered a co-browsing option in the web chat conversation/window. If the customer allows screen sharing, the agent can navigate the customer directly on your website.

The look and feel of video chat and co-browsing can be completely customised. If required the agent can offer communication with a web camera or just through screen sharing. You can opt for the co-browsing feature in its basic form to allow you to deploy it quickly and easily or you can opt for the full customisation option.