WordPress chat integration
Connect WordPress to the same authenticated host page used by your web and mobile clients.
Custom HTML setup
Add a Custom HTML block to the page in the block editor, paste the launcher below and publish. The launcher opens your independently authenticated chat page.
<!-- WordPress Custom HTML block -->
<a href="https://chat.example.com/chat" target="_blank" rel="noopener">
Open your account’s chat
</a>Build the chat page
Your team hosts https://chat.example.com/chat, implements the authenticated backend ticket endpoint, then installs the module-loader example on that page. Authenticate the user there with your application’s own sign-in. Never put a server key or mint token in a platform block or URL.
Allowed origin and renewal
Save the exact HTTPS origin of your chat host page in Integrations → Allowed sites, then publish branding. Its loader calls your backend through getSession, with independently pinned verification keys. Return fresh ticket, nonce and signedConfig values for the same signed-in user, with Cache-Control: no-store. The loader owns ticket redemption and its in-memory chat session.
Before production
Test the published WordPress launcher, sign-in, first turn, Stop, history, receipts, renewal and logout. If nesting your host page, allow every ancestor site origin too and test browser cookie restrictions; a top-level launcher avoids third-party sign-in dependencies. Use Getting started and Support for provisioning help.