WordPress
WordPress powers most B2B marketing sites. It connects through the platform's built-in Website integration: point it at your site once and import the site's content in bulk.
Imports content · PublishesWebsites
What you get
- Import your site's pages and posts in bulk: the platform discovers the site's content, you pick what matters (or take everything), and each page arrives as an ordinary source split into sections.
- Any page imported from your connected website can also be trained as a template afterward, straight from the import list.
- Refresh the import whenever the site changes, so the library keeps up with the site instead of drifting behind it.
- Publish content toward WordPress where the flow supports it. Publishing to it is available only in workspaces where publishing is switched on, and every outbound action still waits on a human approval.
How to connect
- Open Integrations on the left rail and choose the Website tab. Connecting the website needs the org admin role.
- Enter your WordPress site's address and connect it. The platform discovers the site's pages and posts and shows you the full list.
- Pick the content worth importing (or take everything) and start the import. Each page arrives as an ordinary source, split into sections, and the list can be refreshed whenever the site changes.
Setup after connecting
- The Website tab on Integrations is also where you manage what has been imported and refresh it as the site changes.
How teams use it
Years of blog posts become a working library in an afternoon: imported in bulk, searchable by meaning, and ready to be repurposed into the formats the team actually needs this quarter.
