Show Popup
Reference documentation for using the Web Client Show Popup action
Written By Support Channel
Last updated 8 months ago
Overview of the Show Popup action
The Show Popup action allows you to display a popup window to a specific user in a Web Client Interface. This popup contains a single HTML window and is ideal for drawing attention to important information or prompting immediate user interaction.
Purpose | Displays an HTML popup window to a user in web client |
Parameters | 1 Web Client Instance |
Outputs | None |
Understanding the Show Popup action
To successfully use the Show Popup action, the following parameters must be configured. These determine where and to who the popup will be shown:
Parameters
Web Client Instance - Select which Web Client instance should receive the popup.
User Email - Enter the email address of the user who should receive the popup. This must be a valid user within the selected Web Chat instance.
Content - Provide HTML content to be displayed in the popup.
Outputs
None

The popup appears as a window over the chat interface, ensuring the user sees and interacts with the content. HTML content is especially useful as it allows you to implement rich content such as images or hyperlinks.
Note
The workflow will automatically terminate immediately after the Show Popup action is triggered. Any steps placed after the Show Popup will not be executed.
Working with the Show Popup action
The Show Popup action allows you to display a popup window to the user during a chat interaction. This can be useful for presenting large sections of media such as a knowledge article or a confirmation.
Create and manage Show Popup actions
Add a Show Popup action
Add the action
Use the following steps to add the action to a workflow.
Configure the action
Use the following steps to configure the action.
Set values for the fields: Web Client Instance; User Email; Content
Click back in the main view to hide the slide-over.
Delete a Show Popup action
Use the following steps to remove the action from your workflow:
Take care when deleting an action to also remove any logic using its outputs: workflow steps may function incorrectly or break if they attempt to evaluate an output of a deleted action.