> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.chathq.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.chathq.io/getting-started/important.md).

# Important

Here you can find all the documentation about ChatHQ products and services!

Welcome to the ChatHQ Help Center! Here you will find EVERYTHING you need to be successful with ChatHQ! Below you will see a few different options to get started asap!

## Understanding The ChatHQ Portal

We recommend watching the videos and reading the articles in "Understanding ChatHQ" before moving on to building your first widget so that you have a full understanding of the way our application works, and how it can best serve you!

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[Learning The Portal](/learning-the-portal/overview.md)
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## Build Your 1st Engagement Widget™

Once you are ready, start building your 1st Widget! Learn everything you need to know about ChatHQ Engagement Widgets™ so you can get started as fast as possible!

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[Engagement Widgets™](/engagement-widgets/overview.md)
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## Need Help? Reach Out To Support!

If you are in need of customer support, we recommend watching the videos here to learn how to get in touch with the ChatHQ team about your support inquiry.

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[Customer Support](/customer-support/support-options.md)
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