About this plugin
Autoiview Connector is the bridge between your WordPress site and Autoiview , a hosted SEO service at autoiview.com . The plugin does not analyse or generate anything on its own — all work happens on the Autoiview service, and the plugin applies the results to your site. An Autoiview account is required. The plugin is not useful without one. What the service can do to your site Every action below runs only after you approve the corresponding task inside Autoiview: Publish new posts written by AI, with images, and schedule them Update SEO titles and meta descriptions on existing posts, pages, categories and tags Write missing alt text on images Insert internal links into post content Serve a robots.txt and a sitemap generated by Autoiview Apply redirect rules Serve an IndexNow key file so Bing and Yandex can be notified of new URLs Optionally embed a conversion-measurement script (off by default) Connecting and disconnecting You connect from inside Autoiview. The plugin generates its own random secret key, shows you a confirmation screen in wp-admin, and only then sends that key back to Autoiview. Your WordPress password and application passwords are never used or transmitted. Disconnect at any time under Settings → Autoiview Connector . Disconnecting deletes the secret key, and Autoiview immediately loses all ability to read or write anything on your site. Privacy The plugin stores a secret key, a default author ID, and — if you enable those features — the robots.txt content, sitemap, redirect rules, IndexNow key and measurement token that Autoiview sends. It does not create database tables and does not read your users’ personal data. External services This plugin connects to the Autoiview service. It is required for the plugin to do anything. 1. Autoiview configuration API What it is: https://autoiview.com/api/PluginConfig/Get What it sends: nothing. It is a plain GET request with no parameters. Autoiview’s web server records the request the way any web server does (site IP address, user agent). What it receives: on/off flags that let Autoiview disable a specific plugin feature remotely if that feature is found to break customer sites, without waiting for a plugin update to reach every site. It also receives the host names the plugin may download images from. When: twice a day, and when an administrator opens wp-admin if the cached copy has expired. Only after you connect the site. Before you connect, the plugin makes no outbound request at all. 2. Autoiview site API What it is: the Autoiview service calls into your site (it is not the plugin calling out), authenticated with the secret key created during connection. What it sends to your site: post content, titles, meta descriptions, image URLs, redirect rules, robots.txt and sitemap content — the output of tasks you approved. What your site sends back: the results of those operations, plus site facts Autoiview needs to work correctly: WordPress version, active SEO plugin, PHP version, permalink structure, post categories, and the raw content of the pages being optimised. 3. Autoiview image storage What it is: https://cdn.autoiview.net What it sends: nothing beyond a normal file download request. When a task publishes a post with images, your site downloads those images from Autoiview’s storage into your own media library. The images are then served from your site, not from Autoiview. 4. Conversion measurement script (optional, off by default) What it is: a script loaded from Autoiview and added to your site’s <head> , only if you enable conversion measurement in Autoiview. What it sends: it runs in your visitors’ browsers and reports the page path viewed, the referring domain, UTM campaign parameters, and the visible text of a clicked button or link (up to 200 characters). What it does not do: it does not collect IP addresses, does not set cookies, does not read anything your visitors type into form fields, and does not create an identifier that follows a visitor across other websites. Your responsibility: because this collects data from your visitors, you should disclose it in your own site’s privacy policy and obtain consent where the law that applies to you requires it. Terms and privacy Terms of Service: https://autoiview.com/terms-of-service Privacy Policy: https://autoiview.com/privacy-policy