Aaron Heath

The WordPress Management Tool (WPMT) by Hardy Code is designed to assist those that are responsible for multiple installations of WordPress around the net.
All an administrator has to do is install the WPMT plugin, sign up for the Hardy Code Tools and register the generated Site Key.
It’s as simple as can be!
<h3>Feedback or Issues</h3>
Please feel free to lodge issues using the <a href="https://github.com/aaronheath/WPMTPlugin/issues" rel="nofollow ugc">GitHub</a> issues interface. Should you wish to provide direct feedback please email me at <a href="mailto:aaron@hardycode.com.au" rel="nofollow ugc">aaron@hardycode.com.au</a>.

WordPress Management Tool by Hardy Code

The WordPress Management Tool by Hardy Code helps administrators with multiple WordPress installs monitor each build from a single portal.

DannyCooper

Streater Kelley

<a href="https://duzzportal.com/" rel="nofollow ugc">Duzz Custom Portal </a> is designed to help small service-based businesses dynamically interact with their customers right from their website. Our Stripe payments integration does what no other plugin can do: make customized payments on a project by project basis.
Let your website work for you. Engage in real-time chats, foster stronger customer relationships, and enhance your revenue potential, all in one unified platform. With Duzz Custom Portal, you’re not just waiting around for contact form inquiries – you’re proactively reaching out, and most importantly, offering a payment flexibility that no other plugin currently offers.
Distinctively standing apart from other Stripe-integrated platforms, Duzz Custom Portal pioneers a dynamic payment system. Instead of restricting businesses to fixed product prices or generic donation sums, our portal is the first of its kind to empower businesses with per-project invoicing. Tailor your charges, adding line items for every project facet, and presenting your clients with a clear, customized invoice.
This powerful, highly customizable plugin comes ready to use out of the box, transforming your website from a static display into a customer outreach and connection tool.
Features
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<li>Stripe payments integration</li>
<li>Status Feed for customers to track their project progress like tracking a FedEx Package</li>
<li>Progress Bar showing each stage as the project progresses</li>
<li>Data connections between Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) and WPForms</li>
<li>Tag customers in the feed to send them email updates</li>
<li>Invite customers to the project</li>
<li>Bot updates when project is updated</li>
<li>Auto welcome message for website visitors</li>
</ul>
Security 
Duzz Custom Portal operates on a zero trust system, so your customers aren’t logging into the WordPress backend, which could be a security vulnerability. Customers don’t create an account or password, a factor that often leads to a 30% loss in sales as customers don’t want to create an account. Instead, they get a unique tracking number and link, just like a FedEx Package. The plugin is designed to allow the addition of a password system if needed in the future.
For security purposes, limited data is included on the page your customers view. But it is possible to update the code if you know PHP so that fields and data are viewable by the customer. That’s not currently included in the plugin. Duzz is only as secure as your hosting provider and WordPress security plugins. Avoid storing sensitive customer information. Do not collect social security numbers or other personal ID numbers.
Requirements
While Duzz Custom Portal works out of the box, for full functionality, we suggest the following: 
– Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) basic version from WordPress repository 
– WPForms basic for simple fields for Name and Email 
– WPForms Plus for fancy fields that allow full Duzz functionality 
– Hosting provider should allow PHP emails as Duzz does not currently use SMTP. -Hosting provider that allows you to turn off server side caching.
<h3>WEB HOSTING REQUIREMENTS</h3>
Because of these extra requirements for Duzz Custom Portal, many hosting providers might not be compatible. Your site will become more dynamic and increase the usage the CPU usage of your site as your site will get more usage with all the customer interactions.
The main issue though is that since Duzz Custom Portal makes your site more dynamic and interactive, any hosting provider with heavy server side caching could prevent customer pages from updating. Avoid GoDaddy Managed WordPress as they have the most heavy server side caching. GoDaddy Managed WordPress does not allow you to turn off server side caching.
We recommend Siteground as they allow you to turn off server side caching with their SG Optimizer plugin. They also allow for 300 PHP emails per hour. And they are recommended for security purposes.
If you plan to use Siteground, support us with our REFERRAL LINK: 
<a href="https://www.siteground.com/index.htm?afcode=5140527bb15b2e0193acb4f4b6051009" rel="nofollow ugc">Click here for our referral</a>
<h3>External Libraries</h3>
This plugin utilizes Composer for dependency management, which means an autoloader is in place for handling PHP classes and libraries. If you’re a developer wanting to understand the structure or extend the functionality, be aware of this setup.
Composer: 
– Used For: Dependency management for PHP. 
– Source: <a href="https://getcomposer.org/" rel="nofollow ugc">https://getcomposer.org/</a> 
– Autoloader Path: <code>duzz-custom-portal/vendor/autoload.php</code>
Featherlight: 
– Used For: Lightweight jQuery lightbox. 
– Source: <a href="https://github.com/noelboss/featherlight" rel="nofollow ugc">https://github.com/noelboss/featherlight</a> 
– Included Version: <code>duzz-custom-portal/js/featherlight.js</code>
Stripe: 
– Used For: Handling online payments. 
– Source: <a href="https://github.com/stripe/stripe-php" rel="nofollow ugc">https://github.com/stripe/stripe-php</a> 
– Included Version: <code>duzz-custom-portal/vendor/stripe/stripe-php</code>
Select2: 
– Used For: Making long dropdowns more user-friendly. 
– Source: <a href="https://github.com/select2/select2" rel="nofollow ugc">https://github.com/select2/select2</a> 
– Included Version: <code>duzz-custom-portal/vendor/select2/select2</code>
Feel free to review the original, non-altered source on the provided links. These libraries are included in this plugin in good faith, with the intention of enhancing functionality, and all rights and credits belong to their respective authors.
<h3>Third-Party Service Integration</h3>
Stripe
Our plugin integrates with Stripe to provide enhanced payment functionalities. This means that some data might be transmitted to Stripe’s servers when using the payment features of our plugin.
Service Provider: Stripe
Service Link: <a href="https://stripe.com/" rel="nofollow ugc">Stripe</a>
Purpose of Integration: Our plugin uses Stripe to handle payments and payment-related functionalities, ensuring secure and efficient transactions for users.
Data Shared: The plugin sends payment-related data, such as transaction details and card information, to Stripe. No personal data is stored by our plugin; all sensitive data is handled by Stripe directly.
Terms of Use: You can review Stripe’s terms of service <a href="https://stripe.com/legal" rel="nofollow ugc">here</a>.
Privacy Policy: For more details on how Stripe handles your data, please refer to their privacy policy <a href="https://stripe.com/privacy" rel="nofollow ugc">here</a>.
We encourage all users to review Stripe’s terms and privacy policy to fully understand how your data is used and protected. By using the payment features of our plugin, you agree to Stripe’s terms of service and privacy policy.
<h3>Legal & Security Notice Regarding Stripe Integration</h3>
Integration Permission:
Stripe provides a robust API and encourages developers to integrate its services with their applications, plugins, or platforms. Our integration with Stripe in the Duzz Custom Portal plugin is based on the permissions and guidelines provided by Stripe for such integrations.
No Direct Association with Stripe:
While we have integrated Stripe’s services into our plugin for enhanced payment functionalities, it’s essential to clarify that we have no direct association, partnership, or endorsement from Stripe. Any questions, concerns, or issues related to Stripe’s services should be directed to Stripe’s official support channels.
Security Assurance:
Stripe is known for its rigorous security standards, and we’re committed to adhering to them. Here’s how we ensure the security of your transactions:
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<li>
Credit Card Information: At no point does our plugin or any component of your WordPress site store credit card details. When a user inputs their credit card information, it’s directly processed by Stripe. This ensures the highest level of security, as all sensitive data is managed directly by Stripe, which employs state-of-the-art security measures.
</li>
<li>
Compliance with Stripe’s Security Guidelines: Our integration with Stripe strictly follows their security guidelines. This means that any updates or security practices recommended by Stripe are implemented in our plugin to ensure consistent security.
</li>
<li>
Data Handling: While our plugin facilitates the payment process, all the crucial transaction data and processing are handled directly by Stripe. This means that we do not have access to sensitive transaction details, adding an additional layer of privacy and security for the end-users.
</li>
</ol>
We always encourage users and administrators to keep plugins updated and periodically review and ensure the security of their website.

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