Personyze’s WordPress personalization plugin installs the Personyze tag on your site with one click — no tag manager or template editing — and, together with the WordPress integration in the panel, syncs your content and WooCommerce products into Personyze and lets you build targeted content as WordPress blocks.
What the pairing gives you:
- One-click tracker install — activate the plugin and the Personyze tag is on every page.
- Content recommendations — your WP sitemap becomes the article catalog feed, ready for the content recommendations wizard.
- WooCommerce product recommendations — products sync as the product catalog, with view / add-to-cart / purchase tracking wired automatically.
- WordPress shortcode blocks — build targeted content in WordPress with your own site templates, and let Personyze decide when to show it.
- Personyze variables in WordPress — drop visitor fields (city, industry, company…) into WP content with simple HTML.
Step 1 — create an application password in WordPress
- In WordPress go to Users → Profile → Application Passwords.
- Create one named Personyze and copy the generated password.
Step 2 — connect it in Personyze
- In the panel go to Settings → Integrations, find WordPress and click Configure.
- Site root URL — where WordPress itself lives, not the blog index; the REST API is resolved relative to this.
- Username — a WordPress user with permission to read the content you want synced.
- Application password — the one from step 1.
- Switch on the features you want:
- Content recommendations — use the WP sitemap as the article catalog feed.
- Product recommendations — sync WooCommerce products as the product catalog.
- Add-to-cart tracking — track add-to-cart events from your storefront.
- Purchase tracking — track completed orders as conversions.
- Click Save changes, then use Test connection under Maintenance to confirm Personyze can reach your site. Once a sync toggle is on, Sync sitemap / Sync products buttons appear there too, for triggering a sync on demand.

Step 3 — install the plugin
- In WordPress, go to Plugins → Add Plugins, search for Personyze, install and activate it.
- Clear your WordPress cache.
Personyze is now live on your site, your feeds and interaction tracking are set up, and you can use WordPress shortcode blocks to call WordPress-built content blocks from Personyze campaigns.
What to check next
- Catalog arrived? Settings → Recommendations → Products catalog (or the articles catalog for content sites).
- Events arriving? Open Live visits and browse your store in another tab — views and add-to-carts should appear within seconds.
- First campaign: the product recommendations wizard or content recommendations wizard.