Install the Lantern plugin, paste one embed key from your dashboard, and your client has a floating ticket button right inside their WordPress admin. They click it when they spot something wrong. The ticket lands in Lantern. Visitors never see a thing.
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The widget appears in the corner — only for logged-in WordPress admin users
“Something’s broken on the homepage.” No browser. No screenshot. No steps to reproduce. Just an email and the start of a long back-and-forth.
Install the plugin, paste a key, done. No theme editing. No code.
Search "Lantern" in wp-admin → Plugins → Add New, or install directly from the WordPress plugin directory. Activate it. Takes under a minute — no theme editing, no code.
Open your client's page in the Lantern dashboard and copy their embed key. Paste it into the Lantern plugin settings. Each client gets their own key — tickets route to the right client automatically.
A floating support ticket button appears in the corner of the site when your client is logged in as a WordPress admin. Regular visitors, customers, and search engines see nothing. No configuration needed.
Available in the WordPress plugin directory
Install directly from wp-admin or search “Lantern” in the WordPress plugin directory. Prefer the manual route? Paste the script tag before </body> — works identically.
From button click to filed issue in under 60 seconds — no email, no portal link, no back-and-forth.
Floating button in the corner
Appears when they're logged in as a WordPress admin. Invisible to everyone else.
They click it and fill the form
Title, description, urgency level. Takes under a minute. No account needed.
They hit submit
Done. No portal to navigate, no email to write, no screenshot to attach.
Ticket in the dashboard
Scoped to the right client automatically via the embed key.
Full context, no chasing
Page URL, browser, device type, urgency — all captured at submission time.
Assign, comment, resolve
Add internal notes, assign to a team member, close when done. Full audit trail.
Sharing a link works fine for some clients. For most, it gets ignored. An embedded button gets used.
With a portal, you share a URL and hope the client bookmarks it. With the plugin, the button is right there in the admin they're already using every day.
Clients spot issues while browsing their own site. The ticket button is there at that exact moment — not three clicks away in a separate tab.
When clients submit from the affected page, the URL is captured automatically. No "I think it was the about page" — you get the exact URL every time.
The portal still works too — clients who prefer it can use the link. The plugin just means clients who wouldn’t bother with a portal actually submit tickets.
The widget checks for WordPress’s #wpadminbar — the toolbar WordPress injects into the page for every authenticated admin user. If it’s not there, nothing renders. Not a hidden button. Not a collapsed widget. Nothing.
Install it once on a client site and leave it running. It’s there when your client is browsing their own site and spots something wrong. It doesn’t exist for anyone else.
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No. The Lantern WordPress plugin handles everything without touching any theme files. Install it, activate it, paste your embed key — that's it. If you'd rather use the manual script tag approach, you can paste it using Insert Headers and Footers and it works identically.
No. The widget checks for the WordPress admin bar, which only appears for logged-in admin users. If the admin bar isn't present, the widget doesn't render at all. Visitors, customers, and search engines see nothing.
Yes — that's exactly what it's designed for. Each client in your Lantern dashboard gets their own embed key. Install the widget on each site with the corresponding key and all tickets route to the right client automatically.
It's complementary. The portal link still works great for clients who prefer to submit tickets from a separate tab. The widget is handy for clients who are already browsing their site and want to file a request without switching context.
Title, description, urgency, browser (auto-detected), device (auto-detected), the URL of the page where the issue occurred, and optional name and email. Everything you need to start working on a fix immediately.
Install the plugin, paste one embed key per client, and you’re done. Tickets land in Lantern with full context — no chasing, no back-and-forth. Free 14-day trial, no card needed.