OptimiseMy.AI Connector

Connect your WordPress website to OptimiseMy.AI’s managed AI visibility service.

Our team creates and maintains your optimisation work, including website analysis, content preparation and reporting. This connector lets us deliver the WordPress part of that work and keep it up to date as your website changes.

We handle the setup and ongoing management for you.

The plugin is free to download. An active paid OptimiseMy.AI service and a site token supplied by our team are required. Learn about the service.

With this connector, we can:

• Publish managed structured data on your website.
• Deliver service-prepared files, including llms.txt, facts and schema files.
• Receive website-change notifications to help keep your optimisation work current.
• Collect visitor, AI-referral and crawler information for reporting.

Reporting is included in our service. Website analytics is enabled during setup only with administrator consent.

External services

The plugin connects to OptimiseMy.AI using https://hpmambxmbgedptuquoba.supabase.co/functions/v1/.

No service requests are made by a new, unconnected installation. Selecting Connect after confirming the notice sends your site token and site/home URLs to verify the connection. The token is saved in WordPress; browser analytics uses it as a public site identifier, not an administrator credential.

After connection, the service receives:

• Content delivery: the token, site/page URL and relevant file type or SEO-plugin detection flag, to return managed files, structured data and descriptions. Files/configuration refresh about every five minutes when WordPress Cron runs; page data is requested and cached as needed. Configuration refreshes and authorised diagnostics also send the token to retrieve delivery settings and service status.
• Website changes: the token, public post ID, type, title, permalink and change type when content is created, updated, unpublished or deleted. Password-protected content and non-public post types are excluded.
• Delivery diagnostics: the token, page URL and a short description of existing meta descriptions when duplicates or unusual lengths are detected, to investigate delivery issues.
• Instant-update pairing: when an administrator pairs the plugin, the site token and one-time pairing code are sent to the service. The returned private signing key is saved in WordPress options and is used to authenticate incoming file-refresh requests. Replacing the connection identity or disconnecting clears the pairing; a new connection must be paired again.

When analytics is enabled:

• Visit reports send the token, visited URL, browser/user-agent information, referrer and request type. AI referrals include the platform, landing URL and referrer or recognised campaign source. URLs may contain campaign parameters. Crawler reports also include crawler identity, timestamp and available visitor IP/country data. Browser requests expose their connection IP to the service.
• Unrecognised bot-like user-agents, page paths and site domains are sent to improve crawler classification.

An unconnected installation does not track visits. Analytics is preselected on first setup and starts only after the administrator submits Connect with that choice enabled. Clearing the checkbox leaves analytics off. Existing saved choices, including opt-outs, are retained on upgrade and shown on reconnect. On a connected site, change analytics in the Analytics and cache preferences section and use its Save preferences button. Cache and file-delivery checks contact your own website without creating analytics reports; cache management also requires administrator opt-in.

Site owners must explain analytics use to visitors and configure consent controls where required; this plugin is not a consent-management platform. Disabling analytics or disconnecting stops new tracker output. Clear page/CDN caches to remove cached output.

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