Client portal. Each client can get a private, read-only link to their own site status, in your agency’s branding, with a button to ask you a question. Only a fingerprint of the link is stored, so the link itself cannot be read back from our database.
Database clean-up. Verploy scans a site’s database for leftovers such as old revisions and expired temporary data. You choose what goes. Verploy makes a backup first, cleans up in small steps, checks the site afterwards and restores the backup automatically if anything is off.
Clone and migrate. Put the latest successful backup of one site onto another site you manage. Verploy replaces the old address everywhere and compares the pages of the old and new site, so you can see that the move worked.
Needs Verploy Connector 2.14. Database clean-up needs connector 2.14 on the site, and clone and migrate needs it on the target site. Sites are moved to the new connector in stages.
Updates made outside Verploy. If you update a plugin by hand in WordPress, Verploy now sees it: a related warning closes by itself and the update history shows the change as made outside Verploy. “Refresh now” no longer keeps spinning; it shows the result within about half a minute, or tells you the site is not responding.