Connect WordPress
Install the plugin, connect it to a knowledge base, and sync your posts and pages.
Updated 2026-09-05The WordPress plugin sends your published content to a knowledge base and keeps it current as you edit.
Install the plugin
- In Integrations, download the plugin. It is available on the Pro and Business plans.
- In WordPress, go to Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin and pick the zip.
- Activate it. A WelcomeAI entry appears in the admin menu.
Connect it
Create an API key in API keys with the ingest:write scope, then paste it into the plugin's settings screen along with your user ID, which the same page shows you. The plugin validates both before anything else unlocks, so a wrong key fails immediately with a message that says why.
Then pick the knowledge base the site should write into.
Choose what syncs
Select the post types you want. Posts and pages are the usual answer; product or documentation types show up here too if your site has them.
Only published content is sent. Drafts, private posts and password-protected posts stay where they are.
First sync
Run the bulk sync from the plugin. It works in batches and can be resumed, so a large site does not time out. After that, editing a post updates its document within about half a minute, and deleting a post removes it.
If something does not arrive
The plugin keeps a log of what it sent and what came back. The full history, including what the server did with each item, is on the knowledge base's Sources tab under Sync log.