WordPress Plugin

Email delivery and ticket forms for WordPress — just an API key.

Overview

The GoPimi WordPress plugin provides two capabilities: reliable email delivery (replacing SMTP plugins) and ticket submission forms. Configuration is minimal — enter your API key and you're done. No SMTP credentials, no complex server configuration.

Installation

Install from the WordPress plugin directory: search for "GoPimi" in Plugins → Add New. Alternatively, download the ZIP from the WordPress Plugin page and upload via Plugins → Upload Plugin. Activate the plugin after installation.

Configuration

Go to Settings → GoPimi in your WordPress admin. You need two things:

  1. API Token — generate one from your GoPimi account (user menu → API Tokens)
  2. Workspace — select the workspace to use for email delivery and ticket creation

That's it. No SMTP host, no port numbers, no SSL certificates.

Email Delivery

Once configured, all WordPress emails are sent through GoPimi's API instead of PHP's wp_mail() or SMTP. This includes:

Benefits over SMTP: no server configuration, no port blocking by hosting providers, delivery tracking via your GoPimi dashboard.

Ticket Forms

Add a ticket submission form to any page or post using a shortcode. Customers fill in their email, subject, and message — the plugin creates a ticket in your GoPimi workspace automatically. The customer becomes a contact, and your team sees the ticket in the dashboard.

Supported Plugins

The GoPimi plugin works with any WordPress plugin that uses the standard wp_mail() function:

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the plugin replace WordPress's built-in email?

Yes. All outbound wp_mail() calls route through GoPimi's API, so transactional and marketing mail from your WordPress site is delivered via your configured sending email.

Can I embed a ticket form on any page or post?

Yes, via a shortcode. Drop [gopimi_ticket_form] on any page, post, or custom template and the form renders with your workspace's fields.

Do I need a GoPimi account to use the plugin?

Yes. The plugin requires a GoPimi workspace and a personal access token. The 14-day free trial is enough to test the plugin end-to-end.

Which WordPress and PHP versions are supported?

WordPress 5.8 and later, PHP 7.4 and later.

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