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WordPress Integration

Prerequisites

Before you start, make sure you have:

  • Your WordPress version is 5.6 or later

  • Your website is accessible via HTTPS (recommended)

  • You have an account with Administrator privileges or sufficient permissions to create Application Passwords

Setup steps

1

Open WordPress admin

Go to your WordPress admin dashboard:

https://your-domain.com/wp-admin

This is the Admin URL. Use it only to sign in to WordPress. Do not enter this value as the Site URL in Frevana.

2

Open your profile settings

In the left navigation, go to Users → Profile.

You can also click your username to open the same page.

3

Create an Application Password

Scroll to the Application Passwords section.

Enter a name in New Application Password Name.

Recommended names:

  • Frevana

  • Frevana Publisher

  • Content Automation

Click Add Application Password.

4

Copy the generated password

WordPress will generate a password like this:

abcd EFGH 1234 ijkl MNOP 5678

then paste it into the corresponding field on Frevana.

5

Find the Site URL

Use the public website address as your Site URL.

Example:

https://your-domain.com

Do not use the admin login URL:

https://your-domain.com/wp-admin

You can copy the Site URL from your WordPress settings.

If you are unsure, use the URL visitors open to view your site. It should not include /wp-admin.

6

Add the connection details in Frevana

Enter the following values in the WordPress integration settings:

Field
Value

Site URL

Your WordPress site URL (e.g. https://your-domain.com)

Username

Your WordPress login username

Application Password

The Application Password generated in the previous step

Use the Site URL here, not the Admin URL. Only use the generated Application Password. Do not use your main WordPress account password.

Once these values are added, Frevana can connect to your WordPress site and publish content automatically.

Troubleshooting

Authentication Failed

Verify that:

  • The username is correct

  • The Application Password was copied completely

  • The password has not been revoked from WordPress

Cannot Create Application Password

Check that:

  • Your WordPress version is 5.6 or newer

  • Your user account has sufficient permissions

  • Application Passwords have not been disabled by a security plugin

Connection Error

Verify that:

  • Your website is publicly accessible

  • REST API access is not blocked

  • SSL/HTTPS is configured correctly

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