Twitter for LiveChat
Reach your customers via Twitter Direct Messages
- LiveChat
With Twitter by Flow you can integrate your company’s Twitter account with LiveChat, allowing you to reach +300 million monthly active users of Twitter, using direct messages right from your LiveChat Chats section.
Using Twitter by Flow, you can add Twitter as one more communication channel to your LiveChat, and have your agents access all messages in a single place.
The installation takes seconds, just follow the single button in the settings page, give access to Twitter by Flow on the Twitter page that follows, and you will be ready to connect with your customers through Twitter.
Text messages, emojis, and images are supported. More features are to come.
Route all incoming Twitter messages to a group of your choice to keep messages organized.
You can always contact us for feature requests and inquiries at support@flowcorp.xyz.
Key features
Use the settings page to integrate your LiveChat with Twitter in just a few seconds.
Chat with your customers inside LiveChat using Twitter Direct Messages.
Exchange images with your customers inside LiveChat using Twitter Direct Messages.
Route all incoming Twitter messages to a group of your choice to keep messages organized.
Benefits
Reach your Twitter followers through DMs from inside LiveChat.
Easily reach your customers using Twitter.
App terms
Legal Terms
By installing this app, you agree to the Marketplace Terms.
Support
How to use this app
To get help and support contact Flow Corporation. You can also suggest improvements or request new features in the upcoming versions of Twitter for LiveChat.
Frequently asked questions
What does the “Verified” status mean?
In LiveChat, we always appreciate creative and problem-solving apps, so at our own sole discretion, from time to time, we may grant some applications the “Verified” status (represented by a badge or so-called badged applications). The “Verified” status confirms only that an application went through our usability review from the user's perspective. In any case, it is the Application Provider who has full responsibility for the application and its security level towards clients and any other third party.