Plugins
Nothing is installed. You ask your assistant for what you want, in your own words, and it adds it to your website. Each plugin below says what it does for your business, what you need, and how to ask for it.
Each one is marked:
- Included: it is part of Tsurito, with nothing else to sign up for.
- With your own account: it uses a service you already have, such as Calendly, Stripe or Mailchimp, and your website leads to it.
Being contacted
Section titled “Being contacted”Contact form
Section titled “Contact form”Included. A form on your contact page. Visitors write their name, email address and message, and it reaches you by email. They never see your address.
- What you need: the address where messages should arrive. You confirm it once.
- How to ask: write the address in “Edit”, “Contact”, “Email”. Your assistant can change the words around the form, for example: “Change the button of the contact form to: Ask for a quote.”
- Good to know: a free website receives 50 messages a month, and one with a subscription 1,000. Read The contact form and WhatsApp.
Included. A link on your contact details that opens a WhatsApp conversation with you.
- What you need: your WhatsApp number, with its country code.
- How to ask: in “Edit”, “Contact”, tick “Show the WhatsApp button” and write your number, or ask your assistant: “Show a WhatsApp button with my number +34 600 000 000.”
- Good to know: it loads nothing from WhatsApp and needs no cookie banner. Read The contact form and WhatsApp.
Being booked and paid
Section titled “Being booked and paid”Booking button
Section titled “Booking button”With your own account. A button such as “Book an appointment” or “Reserve a table” that opens the booking page you already use, such as Calendly or your restaurant’s booking service.
- What you need: the address of your booking page.
- How to ask: “Add a ‘Book an appointment’ button on the home page that opens https://calendly.com/yourbusiness.”
- Good to know: the booking page opens on its own site. It is not shown inside your website, so your website stays fast and needs no cookie banner.
Payment button
Section titled “Payment button”With your own account. A button that opens a payment page you made with your payment service, such as a Stripe payment link, for a deposit, a voucher or a class.
- What you need: the address of your payment page.
- How to ask: “Add a ‘Buy a gift voucher’ button to the vouchers section that opens https://buy.stripe.com/….”
- Good to know: the payment happens on your payment service’s page. Your website is not a shop with a cart.
Knowing who visits
Section titled “Knowing who visits”Visitor numbers
Section titled “Visitor numbers”Included with a subscription. How many people visit your website and which pages they open, counted without cookies and shown in the Tsurito app.
- What you need: a website with a subscription. A free website does not count its visitors.
- How to ask: nothing to ask. Open your website and choose “Online” to see them.
- Good to know: visitors see no cookie banner, because nothing is stored on their device.
Keeping in touch
Section titled “Keeping in touch”Newsletter button
Section titled “Newsletter button”With your own account. A button such as “Get our news” that opens the sign-up page of the newsletter service you use, such as Mailchimp.
- What you need: the address of your sign-up page.
- How to ask: “Add a ‘Get our news’ button to the footer that opens my Mailchimp sign-up page, https://….”
- Good to know: the sign-up form is on your newsletter service’s page. Your website keeps no list of addresses.
Missing something?
Section titled “Missing something?”Write to us at hello@tsurito.com and tell us what your website needs. We read every request.