Those are the core building blocks in our system. After you have an account and succesfully login, the next step is to create a Voice Tracker.

Every tracker need to be sticked to a website. It is allowed to have one voice tracker in several subdomains, but not on a different websites. Voxpow perform a check - if the requests are comming from the root domain, inserted in tracker on creation.

Concepts & Terms

Voice trackers

Search Message

Documentation — Voxpow.com

Documentation — 🎙Voxpow

Code in the HTML

Google Tag Manager

WordPress plugin

Installation

Type message

Theme

Show popup over the tracker

Popup message

Fallback

Save user searches

Send events to Google Analytics

Use Voice Typing (dictation)

Remember status option

Show tracker only on Mobile

Exact match and redirection

Part match and redirection

Exact match and JavaScript action

Splat operator

Optional words

Voice commands

GETTING STARTED

Structure

Trackers API

Blog API

What happens when trial expires?

Can I make completely different design of the widgets?

How reliable Voxpow is?

Should I change the tracker code on every new command or search message change?

Where and how I can test functionalities

What languages are supported?

Which browsers are supported?

Why I don't see trackers on iOS?

What is a "Domain" in the context of Voxpow tracker?

What is CDN?

Why are JS files CDNized?

What is CDN Invalidation?

Will the JavaScript files slow down my website?

Can Voxpow be used to capture the full text spoken by the user?

Can I see what the customer is searching for?

Is the user asked that trackers utilize voice recognition?

Can I make custom voice commands?

Can I use advanced JavaScript code to respond to searches?

What CMS you support?

Does your service work on HTTP or only on HTTPS?

Why I cannot see the voice tracker from my mobile device?

Browser permissions

Data Privacy

CORS