About this plugin
ch). This companion plugin lets Anni finish your Google setup automatically after you connect your WordPress site:
- Outputs the Google Analytics 4 tag (gtag.js) in your site’s head — only if you (or Anni, with your permission) configure a measurement ID.
- Outputs the Google Search Console site-verification meta tag — only if a verification token is configured.
- Provides a small authenticated REST endpoint ( anni/v1 ) so the Anni app can read plugin status and set the two values above. All endpoints require the manage_options capability (administrators). Requests are authenticated with WordPress Application Passwords.
The plugin itself does not track visitors, does not send data anywhere, and stores only two options ( anni_ga4_id, anni_gsc_verification ). The Google Analytics tag is only loaded if a measurement ID has been explicitly configured; in that case Google’s terms for Analytics apply.
External services
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ch), so that Anni can complete your Google setup for you.
What the plugin itself sends: nothing. The plugin does not initiate any outbound request. It only
receives authenticated REST requests from the Anni app and stores/prints two values on your site.
When your site is contacted: only after you connect your website inside your own Anni account and
create a WordPress Application Password for it. The Anni app then calls the endpoints below using
that password:
- GET /wp-json/anni/v1/status — reads whether the plugin is active and which values are set
(requires the manage_options capability).
- POST /wp-json/anni/v1/ga4 — stores your Google Analytics 4 measurement ID (requires manage_options ).
- POST /wp-json/anni/v1/gsc — stores your Google Search Console verification token (requires manage_options ).
Data involved: your GA4 measurement ID and your Search Console verification token. No visitor data,
no personal data and no site content is transmitted by this plugin.
Google Analytics: if — and only if — a measurement ID is configured, the plugin prints Google’s
com/gtag/js in visitors’ browsers.
This is Google’s service, used under your own Google Analytics property. Google’s terms and privacy
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