HelpCenter.io hosts your help center. This plugin brings it to your WordPress site:
Paste an API key and the plugin:
/pricing, /docs/*).#helpcenter.[helpcenter_faq id="…"] shortcode, for the classic editor, widgets and page builders.FAQPage) for the questions on each page, so search engines and AI assistants can read them.Already have members on WordPress? With HelpCenter.io single sign-on, signed-in users read your private articles in the widget, and on the help center itself, without a second account. Choose which roles are signed in. HelpCenter.io makes each one a reader, never a member of your team.
The widget, FAQ sections and single sign-on are part of HelpCenter.io plans that include them. See pricing.
This plugin connects your site to HelpCenter.io, a hosted help center service run by HelpCenter.io. It is what the plugin is for: without it, nothing shows.
https://helpcenter.io/js/init.js, loads in your visitors’ browsers on the pages the widget or a FAQ section shows on. The browser then talks to HelpCenter.io to draw the widget and FAQ sections, to search and read your help center, and to answer AI questions. It sends the page’s address, the visitor’s language, what they search for or ask, and, unless a consent plugin says the visitor declined statistics cookies, usage statistics.https://api.helpcenter.io, is called from your server with your API key when you connect, when the plugin’s screen checks your setup, when the block editor lists your FAQ sections, and when you click Allow. It sends your site’s host name, to add it to your help center’s allowed websites and to FAQ sections’ Display on URLs.https://embed.helpcenter.io, are read from your server for the block’s preview and for the FAQ structured data on your pages. It sends the section’s key and the page’s language.HelpCenter.io terms of service and privacy policy.