The TenthLoop Remediation Tool is an optional WordPress plugin. It connects your WordPress site to your TenthLoop workspace so that missing accessibility labels can be found and fixed from inside WordPress. Connecting takes two steps: you generate a token in TenthLoop, then paste it into the plugin.
Before you start
- You need to be the owner or an admin of the TenthLoop workspace. Other roles do not see the Integrations page.
- You need administrator access to the WordPress site, with the plugin installed.
- Your site address should use HTTPS.
Step 1: Generate a token in TenthLoop
- In the app sidebar, open Integrations. The page is called WordPress Integration.
- In the Connect a Site form, enter the WordPress Site URL. This is required.
- Optionally add a Label (up to 255 characters) so you can tell sites apart later.
- Choose the permissions you want to grant (see below).
- Select Generate Token.
The token is shown once. Copy it straight away. It cannot be retrieved after you leave the page, so if you lose it you will need to generate a new one.
TenthLoop does not check that the site is reachable or that the plugin is installed at this point. It only checks that the address is valid.
Permissions
Each token carries a set of permissions. You can change them later without generating a new token.
- Profile and account is always on. It lets the plugin read your name, plan, subscription status and usage limits.
- Websites (read) is on by default. It lets the plugin show the websites registered in your workspace and their scan status.
- Websites (write) is off by default. It lets the plugin register the WordPress site as a website in your workspace. It is also needed to manage the AI provider settings from the plugin, so turn it on if you want that.
- Credits (read) is on by default. It lets the plugin show your credit balance in WordPress.
- Credits (write) is on by default. It lets the plugin use credits when it generates fixes. Without it, the AI remediation features cannot run.
Step 2: Connect in WordPress
- In WordPress admin, open TenthLoop Remediation Tool, then Settings.
- Choose to connect your account. You can sign in with TenthLoop, or connect manually with a token.
- For the manual option, paste the token into the token field and select Connect Account.
The plugin screens may change in wording and layout as the plugin develops, so follow the on-screen labels if they differ from this page.
Good to know
- A token has no expiry date. It works until you revoke it.
- Generating a new token for the same site replaces the old one. The old token stops working.
- A site address can belong to only one workspace. If it is already registered in a different workspace, TenthLoop tells you it cannot be connected here.
- There is no limit on the number of sites you can connect, and no plan requirement for the integration itself.
- Treat the token like a password. Anyone who has it, and sends requests from your registered site address, can use the permissions you granted.