Description
Sunny Web is an AI chat assistant built to answer visitor questions about a specific business, not generic small talk. This plugin requests a free 14 day trial for your site.
This is not a self-service chatbot builder. There is no drag and drop flow editor here, no prompt box to configure yourself. You submit one request, and a person at Solantex sets up and reviews Sunny’s knowledge of your business before your trial goes live.
Try before you commit. Fill out one form. A person reviews the request, and if approved, you get a snippet to paste into your site. Nothing is charged, nothing auto-renews, and nothing keeps running on your site after the trial period unless you decide to continue.
Knows your business, not a generic bot. Sunny can be set up with real information about your business, your services, and your hours, so it answers like someone who actually works there. If a visitor leaves their name and contact info wanting to get in touch, Sunny emails that lead straight to you.
Replies in your visitor’s language. No language setting to configure, Sunny answers in whatever language a visitor writes to it in.
This plugin only submits the trial request. It does not install a chat widget on your site by itself, does not phone home, and does not run anything on your site’s frontend. The one thing it adds is a single settings page under Settings > Sunny Web Trial.
External service
This plugin is an interface to Sunny Web, a hosted service operated by Solantex. When you submit the form, this plugin’s server sends your entered information directly to solantex.net over HTTPS to request the trial. No other data leaves your site, and this only happens when you press the Request trial button. See Solantex’s terms at https://solantex.net/terms.php.
What this plugin needs to work
A shared secret from Solantex, added as a constant in your site’s wp-config.php. The settings page tells you exactly what to add and will not let you submit a request until it is set. The secret is never stored in this plugin’s files.
Installation
- Upload the plugin files, or install through the WordPress plugin screen directly.
- Activate the plugin through the Plugins screen in WordPress.
- Get a trial secret from Solantex and add it to wp-config.php as instructed on the Settings > Sunny Web Trial page.
- Fill out the form on that page and submit.
FAQ
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What happens after I submit the form?
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A person at Solantex reviews the request. If approved, an email is sent to the contact address you entered with a single snippet to paste into your site.
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Does this install a chat widget automatically?
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No. This plugin only requests the trial. Adding the widget snippet to your site is a separate manual step, once approved.
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Can I request more than one trial for the same site?
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No. Trials are limited to one active trial per domain. A second request for the same domain will be denied.
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Does this plugin collect data from my site visitors?
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No. This plugin runs only on the admin settings page you fill out yourself. It has no code on the public-facing side of your site.
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Journal des modifications
1.2.0
- Renamed every function, define, option, and field name from the « swt » prefix to « sxswt » per WordPress.org review feedback.
- Moved the phone number formatting script out of an inline script tag into a properly registered and enqueued script, per WordPress.org review feedback.
1.1.0
- Form fields simplified for non-technical users: first and last name paired under one Contact Name label, example placeholder text on every field, phone number auto-formats as you type, site URL no longer requires typing https://.
1.0.1
- Trial secret moved out of the plugin and into a wp-config.php constant.
1.0.0
- Initial release.