Short answer: not as a floating chat button today. But you can add a button that opens your chat on its own page. Here is why, and how.
Why it doesn't work
Every BotDesk install works the same way: a short piece of code runs on each page of your site and puts the chat in the corner.
Google Sites doesn't let you add code that runs on every page. Its only option, Insert, then Embed, then Embed code, puts code inside a separate box on one page, and Google runs that box from its own web address, not yours.
From inside that box the chat can't float in the corner, and it won't answer either: for your security, your bot only chats on the website addresses you allow. So we don't support the floating chat on Google Sites. We'd rather tell you now than have you find out from a broken chat.
Install and copy your Chat link. In Google Sites, click Insert, then Button, name it something like "Chat with us", paste the link and click Insert. Visitors who tap it get your full chat on its own page, with the same answers, lead capture and booking.FAQ
Please don't. The chat stays stuck inside the box, and it won't answer there, because Google runs that box from its own web address rather than yours.
Not as a floating chat button today. That depends on Google letting you add code that runs on every page. Until then, a button that opens your chat link works on any Google Sites page.
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