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Sorraia — Forms, Bookings, Shop & AI Chat

Name: Sorraia — Forms, Bookings, Shop & AI Chat
Author: sorraia

Place the forms, booking calendars, shops, AI chat and WhatsApp launchers from your Sorraia account on this site.

Sorraia ranks #67,480 among WordPress.org plugins with 1+ active installations, is #1,139 of 2,082 in the Calendar & Events category, a 1/5 rating from 0 reviews, and was last updated Oct 9, 2026. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.

Compatible with WP 7.1

v1.2.4 Current Version v1.2.4

Updated 2 weeks ago Last Update on 09 Oct, 2026

Refreshed 6 hours ago Last Refreshed on

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Plugin Details

Version: 1.2.4
Last Updated: Oct 09, 2026
Requires WP: 5.8+
Tested Up To: 7.1
PHP Version: 7.4 or higher
Author: sorraia

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about Sorraia — Forms, Bookings, Shop & AI Chat

Yes. The plugin lists and embeds widgets that live in a Sorraia account; it cannot create them. There is a free plan.

On your site's card in the Sorraia dashboard. It starts with sor_site_. Which part of the card depends on whether the site is verified yet. If it is not, the key is a step of this verification method: press Show verification instructions on the site's card and pick WordPress plugin. Once the site is verified, it moves to the Embed card in the expanded site.

It is scoped to one site. It can list that site's widget names, types and ids, read whether the site is verified, and ask Sorraia to run the verification check — nothing else. It cannot read submissions, bookings, orders or customer data, and it is not an API key. It is stored in your WordPress database and only ever sent from your server to Sorraia, never to a visitor's browser. If you think it has leaked, regenerate it in Sorraia; the old one stops working immediately. I regenerated my key and the widget list broke. In Settings → Sorraia, press Disconnect, then paste the new key and press Connect. The old key stops working the moment you regenerate. My widget does not appear on the page. Three usual causes. First, the widget is paused in Sorraia — the list on the settings screen labels it. Second, a caching or optimisation plugin deferring, delaying or rewriting the loader script. Third, a Content Security Policy on your site that does not allow scripts from api.sorraia.app. On the second one: the plugin already asks WP Rocket, Perfmatters and LiteSpeed Cache to leave the loader alone, by registering rocket_exclude_defer_js, rocket_delay_js_exclusions, perfmatters_delay_js_exclusions and litespeed_optm_js_defer_exc and adding both api.sorraia.app/api/embed and /api/embed/ to each list, the second so a custom API host is covered too. Those four filters are the whole of what is automatic. Anything else — Autoptimize, W3 Total Cache, WP Fastest Cache, Cloudflare's Rocket Loader, an optimiser built into your host, or any setting in those three plugins that the four filters above do not cover — still needs the widget script URL (api.sorraia.app/api/embed) added to its JavaScript exclusion list by hand.

Yes. Tick as many pages as you like and press Add to selected pages. Pages that already have that widget are marked, and you can still pick them — but a second copy of the same widget on one page renders only once, because both copies use the same container id and the loader mounts into the first one. The plugin warns you before doing it.

Each widget row says so — "On: Contact (draft), About ×2", with links to edit those pages, or "Not on any page yet." Site-wide launchers show whether their switch is on instead, because they appear on every page rather than on particular ones.

No. Adding a widget appends it to the end of the page and leaves everything already there untouched, and a revision is saved first, so you can undo it from WordPress's revision history.

Yes. Every widget has a shortcode, shown next to it in Settings → Sorraia. The block is a convenience, not a requirement.

The plugin itself adds none. On Sorraia's Free plan, the shop widget — which Sorraia serves — shows a small "Powered by Sorraia" link. Paid plans do not show it, and no other widget type does.

Your widgets stop rendering on this site: a Sorraia block shows nothing, and a [sorraia] shortcode shows as plain text until you remove it or reactivate the plugin. If you verified this site with the plugin, Sorraia's daily re-check stops finding the verification token, and the site becomes unverified in Sorraia until you verify it again: reactivate the plugin, press Refresh in Settings → Sorraia, then Verify this site (or add the DNS record instead). Disconnecting has the same effect on verification. Nothing else in your Sorraia account changes. Uninstalling also removes the plugin's stored settings — including the site key — from your database.