To enable Envive, there is a script to deploy on your site.
If your online store is on Shopify in a standard theme, we can insert the script for you. If you haven't already, follow these instructions to give us collaborator access and we will add the components to the theme.
If your site is not on Shopify, is headless, or you want to do the deployment yourself, you can install the Envive bundle by following these directions.
For the deployment of the script, we need the following pieces of information:
env to specify dev versus prod deployment
publicKey to identify your Envive AI installation. Please contact us to get the key.
show set to true if you want to turn on the UI experience (false if you want to turn it off).
To directly integrate Envive AI frontend with your frontend, inject the following script into your website, in the <head> tags.
You need an API_KEY, please reach out to us if you don’t have one to use.
If Merchant is a V3 installation (if you're not sure, ask your CSM), then the script.src is different and must be replaced in the above snippet with this line:
A/B Experiment Deployment
You can use your own platform for setting up an A/B test, however please use the following custom HTML during setup.
Our primary request is to inject Envive script all on pages, even for control, so that we have visibility into the deployment and can debug any issues that come up.
Script for Envive off (control)
Script for Envive on
V3 Customers
If Merchant is a V3 installation (if you're not sure, ask your CSM), then the script.src is different for both examles and must be replaced in the above snippets with this line:
Example for Intelligems
Create a test of type “Content Test” > “Onsite Edits”
Create 2 test groups, Control and Spiffy On
Go to “Modifications” > “Styles and Javascript”
For each of the two groups, put the above script (without the initial comment and the <script> tags), and select “Immediately” as the Javascript injection timing
Please replace the API_KEY with the one the Spiffy team provides
Here’s a sample screenshot of what it should look like for the Spiffy On (with the right name for the API_KEY)