Cognitcxt Chat Widget adds an AI-powered chat assistant to your WooCommerce store. Shoppers can ask about products, track orders, and get instant answers without leaving your site.
Features:
[cognitcxt_chat] for manual placement with position, width, and height optionsRequirements:
This plugin connects to the Cognitcxt service hosted at https://cognitcxt.com to validate and activate license keys. This connection is initiated only by a site administrator from the plugin settings page — it is never triggered automatically in the background without admin action.
What data is sent and when:
License activation / validation (POST request to the Cognitcxt license activation endpoint at cognitcxt.com)
Triggered when an admin clicks Activate License or Add & Validate in the plugin settings.
Data sent:
home_url())wp_options)WOOCOMMERCE)License re-validation (POST request to the Cognitcxt license validation endpoint at cognitcxt.com)
Triggered when an admin switches the active license in the Activated Licenses tab.
Data sent:
No data is sent to external servers on the front end or during normal page loads. The chat widget itself is loaded in an iframe from the URL configured in the plugin settings (default: https://cognitcxt.com/widget/). The iframe receives the license key, a WordPress user ID, and the site URL as URL parameters so the chat UI can authenticate requests.
Cognitcxt service links:
To report a security vulnerability in this plugin, please email contact@connexion-technologies.com with a description of the issue, steps to reproduce, and any relevant proof-of-concept. We aim to acknowledge reports within 48 hours and to release a patch within 14 days for critical vulnerabilities.
Please do not disclose vulnerabilities publicly until we have had a reasonable opportunity to investigate and remediate. We do not currently operate a bug bounty programme, but we are committed to crediting reporters in release notes where disclosure is consented to.
This policy is maintained in compliance with the EU Cyber Resilience Act, which requires commercial WordPress plugin developers distributing software to EU users to have a formal vulnerability disclosure process in place by September 2026.