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The Zinn® Order Updates plugin for WordPress

Connect a WordPress store to Zinn® Campaigns with one click, see the connection in your dashboard, and disconnect it from either side.

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The Zinn® Order Updates plugin connects a WordPress store to your Zinn® Campaigns account with one click. You never copy or paste a key.

Connect the store

  1. Install and activate the Zinn® Order Updates plugin on the store.
  2. In WordPress open Zinn® Order Updates in the menu and press Connect to Zinn® Campaigns.
  3. Zinn® opens. Sign in, or create an account. Choose the organisation the store belongs to and press Connect. You need permission to manage Zinn® Campaigns in that organisation.
  4. You come straight back to WordPress, and the page shows the store as connected.

The approval works once and lasts ten minutes. If it runs out, press Connect again.

See your connected stores

In your Zinn® dashboard open Campaigns, then Email. The Stores card lists every connected store, the shop plugins it found (such as WooCommerce), the plugin version, when it connected and when it last reported.

Disconnect

Press Disconnect on the plugin's page in WordPress, or Disconnect next to the store on the Stores card. The store's access stops at once. Connecting the same store again replaces the old access, so only one is ever valid.

What the store shares when it connects

  • The store's address and the address of the plugin's own page
  • The WordPress and plugin versions
  • Which shop plugins are active (for example WooCommerce and its version) and whether the site is a multisite

The plugin keeps only its own access token in the WordPress database, and Zinn® keeps only a fingerprint of it. Deleting the plugin removes everything it stored.

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