Major Highlights
This release puts Wizflow flows on your own website. One script tag and one HTML element render a form or a chatflow on any page, styled by the flow’s own theme and isolated from your site’s CSS.The Wizflow Widget
Wizflow Widget
Paste the snippet from the Embed page into your site and the flow appears where you put the element. Forms and chatflows use the same script tag and the same embed key.
- Two elements —
<wizflow-form>renders a form flow,<wizflow-chatflow>renders a chat flow inline or as a floating launcher in a corner - Your styling stays yours — the widget renders in its own shadow root, so your CSS does not reach it and its CSS does not reach your page
- The flow’s theme travels with it — a flow embedded on your site looks the same as it does on Wizflow
- One embed key per account — public by design, listed on the Embed page and in Account Settings, and revocable without regenerating
- Several flows on one page — call
Wizflow.initonce, then add as many elements as you need, or mount one from JavaScript withWizflow.mount
This is the first version of the widget. Answers live in the browser tab only, so nothing survives
a reload; field coverage is the simpler entities; file uploads, PDF signing and the entities that
need a signed-in user are not available in an embed. Triggers run on chat end.
Bug Fixes
- Households holding bonds — a liquid asset of type Bonds no longer fails the calculation input mapping, so those households get a calculation instead of an error
- Copy and paste of custom entities — copying and pasting a custom entity in the builder now behaves the same way every time
Questions about this release? Contact our support team at support@wizflow.io.

