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WordPress Connector
WordPress via the REST API v2 with an application password. Syncs posts, pages, users and comments from a self-hosted or wordpress.com site.
What syncs
The WordPress records STRAX brings into your hub.
Each kind of record is mapped once to your company model in the STRAX hub, then kept current in every system that needs it.
Posts
Blog posts with title, status, author and dates.
Pages
Static pages with title, status and hierarchy.
Users
Site users visible to the authenticated account.
Comments
Comments with author, status and the post they belong to.
WordPress data in your own SQL Server, then wherever it is needed.
STRAX is a self-hosted integration platform. The WordPress records land in the STRAX hub, a SQL Server database on your own servers, where your reports, portals and workflows read them. From there the hub delivers them to the other systems you connect, whether those run on SQL Server, MySQL, PostgreSQL or another API. STRAX signs in to WordPress with a username and password that you provide, stored encrypted.
How STRAX connectors work → How the STRAX integration engine works → Connecting a system, in the documentation →
About this listing
| Version | 1.0.1 |
| Author | STRAX |
| Category | Connectors |
| Published | 2026-09-17 |
What's inside
| Connector profile | 1 |
Free listing
Install it from Feature Marketplace inside STRAX
Open Feature Marketplace
In your STRAX installation, open Feature Marketplace from the navigation.
Find "WordPress Connector"
Search or browse to this listing and review the contents disclosure; every package shows what it contains before anything runs.
Install
Choose Install, or "Customise with AI" to adapt the package to your environment first. No licence is needed for free listings.
See it on your own systems.
A demo takes an hour, on your data landscape rather than ours.