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ECQuote Installation
Beta
ECQuote is currently in Beta. Features, behavior, and setup requirements may change as we continue validating the experience.
Follow the same proven setup flow used across our docs to install the ECQuote plugin on your website.
General Information
ECQuote is built using modern Web Components, including Custom Elements.
This approach makes it highly portable, so you can embed it into virtually any website that supports custom HTML and JavaScript.
Basic Integration
To install the plugin, add the following to your HTML on your desired quote page:
html
<!-- Load your custom element -->
<script src="https://d1vc0si56f5gt.cloudfront.net/ff-plugin.umd.min.js"></script>
<!-- Use your custom element -->
<ec-quote></ec-quote>Placement Notes
- The
<script>tag should be placed near the top of the<body>tag to ensure proper loading order.
WARNING
Avoid placing the script tag in the head section of your HTML.
Scripts loaded in the <head> may execute before the DOM is ready, which can prevent your custom element from being properly registered or rendered. Placing the script in the <body> ensures it runs after the browser has started parsing the page content.
Final Step: Deploy Your Changes
Once you've added the script and element to your desired page, the button area will show a basic placeholder message:
Invalid API token...
This is expected during setup and indicates the plugin is loaded, but not yet activated for your live page.
Our team will be in touch with next steps to complete activation.
TIP
Once installed and deployed, you're ready to start sharing your quote page and collecting requests.
Need Help?
If your site uses a platform like WordPress, Wix, or SquareSpace, or if you're unsure where to place the snippet, check out our platform-specific guides or contact our support team. We're happy to assist with integration or custom setups not covered in the docs.