Chatbot disclosure, by chat widget

From 2 August 2026, an AI chat widget serving EU visitors must make its AI nature clear at first interaction (Article 50, explained). Where that disclosure lives, and what to toggle, depends on the widget. Pick yours:

Not sure what the disclosure should say, or where it has to appear? Start with 15 worked examples, sorted clear, weak and risky, the placement rules, and how to audit what your own widget shows.

• Intercom (Fin): Article 50 disclosure checklist
• Zendesk (AI agents): Article 50 disclosure checklist
• Tidio (Lyro): Article 50 disclosure checklist
• Drift (Drift AI chatbots): Article 50 disclosure checklist
• HubSpot (Breeze): Article 50 disclosure checklist
• Crisp (MagicReply / AI bot): Article 50 disclosure checklist
• Freshworks (Freddy AI): Article 50 disclosure checklist
• LiveChat (ChatBot): Article 50 disclosure checklist
• Ada (Ada AI Agent): Article 50 disclosure checklist
• Qualified (Piper (AI SDR)): Article 50 disclosure checklist
• Tawk.to (Apollo AI (AI Assist)): Article 50 disclosure checklist
• Zoho SalesIQ (Zobot / Answer Bot): Article 50 disclosure checklist
• Olark (Aiden (AI Assistant)): Article 50 disclosure checklist
• Gorgias (AI Agent): Article 50 disclosure checklist
• Kustomer (Concierge (AI Agents for Customers)): Article 50 disclosure checklist
• Lime Connect (AI chatbot): Article 50 disclosure checklist
• moinAI (moinAI chatbot): Article 50 disclosure checklist
• LivePerson (LivePerson AI bots (Conversational Cloud)): Article 50 disclosure checklist
• Chatwoot (Captain (AI Agent)): Article 50 disclosure checklist
• Help Scout (AI Answers (Beacon)): Article 50 disclosure checklist
• Smartsupp (Mira (AI Shopping Assistant)): Article 50 disclosure checklist