TestMW Monitoring

TestMW is a cloud service that automatically checks that the forms, payment, cart, account area, and other key user flows on your site are working. A robot walks through your site every few minutes as a real user would, and if something breaks, it sends an alert (Telegram or email) with a screenshot and a log.

This plugin connects your WordPress site to TestMW with one click. After you connect a site, two tests are created automatically:

• Monitoring — watches the home page availability on a schedule.
• Autogeneration — crawls your site, finds forms and buttons, and builds test scenarios by itself.

What this gives you

• You learn about problems before your customers do — not a week after the contact form quietly stopped working, but five minutes after it breaks.
• No developers or QA engineers required: paste the API token and you are done.
• You see results right in the WordPress admin — a dedicated page plus a dashboard widget on the main console.

What you need

1. A TestMW account at testmw.ru (a free tier is available for trial).
2. An API token from your TestMW account.

Security

The plugin does not give TestMW access to your site’s content or database. The TestMW robot visits your site from the outside as a regular visitor, the same way Google or any other user would.

External services

This plugin relies on the TestMW cloud service (https://testmw.ru) to provide website monitoring. It cannot work without a TestMW account and an API token.

What data is sent to the external service:

• When you save the API token on the plugin settings page — the token is sent to https://testmw.ru/api/v1/public/me to validate that it belongs to a real TestMW account.
• When you load the plugin settings page or the WordPress dashboard (and the token is configured) — the plugin requests /me and /tests to display your account info and the list of tests for this site. Responses are cached for 30–300 seconds to minimize traffic.
• When you click “Connect site to monitoring” — your site’s public URL (get_site_url()) is sent to /api/v1/public/provision so TestMW can create monitoring tests for it.
• When you click “Run”, “Toggle”, “Schedule” or “Delete” on a test card — the corresponding test ID (and, for schedule, the chosen interval) is sent to the matching endpoint.

The plugin does NOT send:

• Visitor data, IP addresses, or any analytics.
• Post content, user data, or anything from your WordPress database.

Service terms and privacy:

• Terms of Service: https://testmw.ru/offer
• Privacy Policy: https://testmw.ru/privacy

Once monitoring is set up, the TestMW worker robot will visit your site as a regular HTTPS visitor. The plugin itself is not involved in those visits — they originate from TestMW’s servers.