by Unifyca
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Unifyca Audit Connector
Audit, monitor and maintain WordPress websites. Optionally connect to Unifyca to manage multiple websites, documentation and maintenance from one dash …
Compatible with WP 7
v2.0.4
Current Version v2.0.4
Updated 3 weeks ago
Last Update on 26 Jun, 2026
Refreshed 6 hours ago
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- Version
- 2.0.4
- Last Updated
- Jun 26, 2026
- Requires WP
- 5.8+
- Tested Up To
- 7
- PHP Version
- 7.1 or higher
- Author
- Unifyca
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Unifyca Audit Connector
WordPress Website Management is the practice of centralizing updates, audits, monitoring, backups and the infrastructure around websites. Unifyca combines: Security audits Monitoring and uptime Backups Website documentation Hosting and domains Credentials Client reports Everything around your websites in one place.
No. Local audits are read-only. No changes are made unless an administrator explicitly performs an action.
No, not unless you explicitly connect the site to the Unifyca SaaS through the Connect to Unifyca tab. When not connected, the local audit performs no outbound requests to any external service. The only network requests it can make are HTTPS loopback requests to your own site URL (to read the homepage HTML and to check whether files like wp-config.php respond publicly). No site contents, no posts, no users, no credentials and no audit results are transmitted anywhere unless the site is explicitly connected. See the External services section below for what happens once you connect.
Only on explicit action: The wp-admin user clicks Run audit in the dashboard. The Unifyca SaaS sends an HMAC-authenticated REST request to /wp-json/unifyca/v1/audit (this happens only when the site is connected). There is no scheduled or background audit. There is no telemetry.
Yes. The local audit dashboard works fully without a Unifyca account. The Connect to Unifyca tab is purely optional.
Only users with the manage_options capability (typically administrators). All admin actions and the AJAX endpoint validate this capability and a WordPress nonce on every request.
The audit performs HTTP checks against your own site URL (homepage, sensitive paths) and synchronously calculates Site Health values. These checks are intentionally local and can take a few seconds on larger installations. Run the audit when you want fresh results — the dashboard does not auto-refresh.
The plugin penalises each detected issue based on severity (Critical, High, Warning, Info) and shows you exactly which checks contributed.
Yes. When you delete the plugin from wp-admin → Plugins, the uninstall.php script runs and removes every option and user meta value the plugin has stored. No data remains.
No. The audit helps detect and explain a number of common operational and security issues, but it cannot guarantee that a site is secure. Treat the findings as a checklist to review and improve — not as a certification.