# Show Omnichannel Widget URL as a Custom Attribute in Inbox

In this guide, you’ll learn how to display the Omnichannel Widget’s URL in Inbox so that you can see which page your customer’s last Live Chat was sent from. 

 

This visibility is important for Inbox agents, especially when you have multiple Omnichannel Widgets for different brands pointing to the one Inbox. It is also useful for agents to have more context when talking to your customers.

 

**Step 1: Go to Flow Builder**

Go to your Inbox flow in Flow Builder. This is the flow that has both Live Chat enabled and creates a ticket in Inbox.

 

**Step 2 Update Inbox contact**

Drag the “Update Inbox Contact” step to your flow. Make sure you add it before the “Create Inbox Ticket” step. 

 

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**Step 3: Create a custom attribute**

Click “Create custom attribute”. Here you can set the Key and Value. You can name the Key whatever you like, so your agents will know what the attribute means -- for example, “Widget URL”. You need to set the Value as “**{{message.metadata.widgetUrl}}”.**

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When you click “Save”, the variable will update to the view below.

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**Step 4: Publish!**

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**Step 5: View the Omnichannel Widget URL in Inbox**&#x20;

Now all your incoming Live Chat messages arriving in Inbox will pass the Widget URL and display it under the Inbox contact as a custom attribute below “Extra info”.&#x20;

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