HITJMS Integration
| 开发者 | hitjms |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年8月5日 02:42 |
| PHP版本: | 8.1 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.0 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
详情介绍:
- Intake form — a built-in lead form (or a HITJMS-native form by ID) that submits securely to the HITJMS API via AJAX, with a GA4
hitjms_lead_submittedevent. - Contact sync — pull your HITJMS patient/contact records into a local table on a schedule (hourly / twice daily / daily) via WP-Cron, or on demand.
- Auto-blogging — automatically mirror the AI-generated blog posts from your HITJMS site into WordPress by polling your site's RSS feed. Import as drafts or published, assign author and category, and optionally download featured images. Posts are de-duplicated so nothing is imported twice.
- Tracking — enter your HITJMS site ID (hjpx_…) plus, optionally, a Google Tag Manager (GTM-XXXXXXX) or Google Analytics 4 (G-XXXXXXXXXX) ID; the plugin builds and loads the correct tags for you. You never paste a script.
- Chat widget — drop in your HITJMS chat embed site-wide or inline via shortcode.
- Embed codes — copy-and-paste HTML for the chat widget, intake form and tracking pixel, for pages this plugin does not run on (a landing page, an old site, a page builder that strips shortcodes).
- Shortcodes —
[hitjms_intake_form],[hitjms_chat_widget],[hitjms_contact_list],[hitjms_lead_count]and more.
edit_posts capability.
See it in action
A walkthrough of the HITJMS dashboard this plugin connects to — leads, intake, tracking and content in one place:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UPgUazQ47bs
Five organic growth moves for filling your calendar without ad spend — the marketing thinking behind the auto-blogging and tracking features:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dsmQnO_Vja4
What clinical directors actually need from marketing, and why most agencies miss it:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J2uhZ6PpbWM
More on the HITJMS YouTube channel and the HITJMS blog.
Who it is for
Built for behavioral health and senior care organizations: mental health centers, addiction treatment centers, detox facilities, IOP and PHP programs, sober living homes and hospice providers.
安装:
- In WordPress admin, go to Plugins → Add New, search for "HITJMS", and click Install Now, then Activate.
- Go to HITJMS in the WordPress sidebar menu.
- On the General tab, paste your HITJMS API key and click Test Connection (you should see "Connected. API key is valid."). Your key lives in the HITJMS Developer dashboard.
- Configure the Tracking, Intake Form, Chat Widget, and Contact Sync tabs as needed. The IDs each tab asks for are in your HITJMS dashboard under Tools.
- Add the intake form to any page with the shortcode
[hitjms_intake_form]. - For a page outside WordPress, copy the ready-made intake-form HTML from the Embed Codes tab. Chat widget and tracking pixel embeds are in your HITJMS dashboard under Tools.
屏幕截图:
常见问题:
Do I need a HITJMS account?
Yes. The plugin is a connector to the HITJMS platform — see what the platform does. Get your API key from the HITJMS Developer dashboard, or start with a plan if you are new.
What data does the plugin send to HITJMS?
Intake form submissions are sent to the HITJMS API, and Contact Sync reads your contact records back from it. See the "External services" section above for specifics.
Does the plugin track my visitors?
Only if you ask it to. The HITJMS visitor pixel, Google Tag Manager and Google Analytics each load only when you enter the matching ID yourself on the Tracking tab. If you run a consent plugin that supports the WP Consent API, all of them wait for the visitor's consent.
Where do I find my HITJMS site ID?
In your HITJMS dashboard: Tools → Visitor Tracking shows the tracking site ID (it starts with hjpx_), and Tools → Chat Widget shows the chat site ID. Enter the ID on its own — the plugin builds and loads the script for you, so there is no snippet to copy.
Is the plugin HIPAA compliant?
The plugin follows HIPAA-aware practices (PHI is not logged or cached in the browser; the contact list requires the edit_posts capability). HIPAA compliance is a shared responsibility — using HITJMS for PHI requires a signed BAA with HITJMS, and you remain responsible for your own site's configuration and hosting. Do not enable third-party tracking on pages that collect health information. Details: HITJMS and HIPAA.
How do I add the chat widget?
Enter your HITJMS chat site ID on the Chat Widget tab, then either enable it site-wide there or place [hitjms_chat_widget] inline on a specific page.
Can I use the chat widget or intake form on a site that isn't this one?
Yes. The Embed Codes tab writes out the plain HTML for the intake form, filled in with the site ID you have already saved. Copy it into a landing page, an older site, an email platform or a page builder — anywhere this plugin does not run. Leads from those pages land in the same HITJMS dashboard. Embed codes for the chat widget and the visitor tracking pixel are in your HITJMS dashboard under Tools, alongside the widget's colour, greeting and avatar settings. You do not need any of it on this WordPress site: the plugin already loads each of those for you.
What else does the HITJMS platform do?
Beyond this plugin: AI website builder, SEO and content, paid search, call tracking, insurance verification, telehealth and EHR integrations.
Where do I get help?
Support and sales questions: hitjms.com/contact. Product walkthroughs are on the HITJMS YouTube channel, and how-to articles are on the HITJMS blog.
How do I show a live lead count?
Use [hitjms_lead_count] or [hitjms_lead_count label="people helped"]. The value is cached for one hour.
How does auto-blogging work?
On the Auto-Blog tab, enable auto-blogging and paste your HITJMS site's RSS feed URL (usually your site address followed by /feed.rss). On the schedule you choose, the plugin reads the feed and creates a WordPress post for each article it hasn't imported before — preserving the original publish date, and optionally the featured image. Choose whether posts arrive as drafts (to review first) or are published immediately, and which author and category to assign. Use Import Now to run it on demand. Because posts are matched by their feed GUID, running it repeatedly never creates duplicates. If an article is later edited on your HITJMS site, the matching WordPress post is refreshed on the next check (you can turn this off with the "Keep in Sync" option; your local status, author, date and category are always preserved). Video embeds in posts are kept intact.
更新日志:
- Fixed settings being lost when you saved a different tab. Each tab saved only its own fields and blanked every other tab's — most visibly the API key, which had to be re-entered after saving Tracking, Intake Form, Chat, Contact Sync or Auto-Blog. Every tab now saves independently. Existing settings are untouched by the update; if a setting was already lost, re-enter it once and it will stick.
- HITJMS now has its own top-level menu in the WordPress sidebar instead of sitting under Settings. Old links and bookmarks to Settings → HITJMS redirect to the new location.
- The Embed Codes tab now covers the intake form only. The chat widget and visitor tracking pixel snippets have been removed from it — they are in your HITJMS dashboard under Tools, which is also where you set the widget's colour, greeting and avatar. Nothing about how this plugin loads the widget or the pixel on your own site has changed.
- Auto-Blog: fixed imported posts arriving without their cover image. Importing featured images is now on by default, and a post that is missing its featured image now gets one on the next import — previously the image was only fetched at the moment a post was first created, so turning "Featured Images" on afterwards left the posts already imported without a cover. A featured image you have set yourself is never replaced.
- New "Embed Codes" tab: ready-made HTML for the chat widget, the intake form and the visitor tracking pixel, for pages this plugin does not run on — a landing page, an older site, an email platform, a page builder that strips shortcodes. Each snippet is assembled from the site IDs you have already saved and shown as escaped, read-only text with a Copy button. Nothing is stored, requested or executed by this tab, and no new settings are added.
- Added the HITJMS platform walkthrough videos and links to the relevant hitjms.com documentation throughout this readme.
- The Tracking Script and Chat Embed Script textareas have been removed. The Tracking and Chat Widget tabs now take a single HITJMS site ID, validated on save; the plugin builds each script URL itself and loads it with
wp_enqueue_script()andwp_add_inline_script(). The plugin no longer stores or outputs any code entered by a user. - Upgrading: the site ID is read out of your previously saved snippet automatically, and the stored snippet is deleted. Check Settings → HITJMS → Tracking and → Chat Widget after updating; if a field is blank, copy the ID from your HITJMS dashboard under Tools.
- The chat widget is now loaded through the WordPress script queue on both the site-wide and shortcode paths, so caching and optimisation plugins can manage it.
- Documented the HITJMS visitor pixel and chat widget as external services, with the data each receives.
- Google Tag Manager and Google Analytics 4 are now loaded through the WordPress script queue instead of being printed as raw script tags, so caching and optimisation plugins can manage them.
- Google tags and the chat widget now honour the WP Consent API when a supported consent plugin is active — statistics for the Google tags, marketing for chat. New filters
hitjms_allow_tracking,hitjms_allow_chatandhitjms_chat_consent_categorycontrol this per page. Sites without a consent plugin are unaffected. - Fixed: the intake form's submit handler could not start on block themes, because the shortcode renders before scripts are registered and its configuration was silently discarded.
- The
[hitjms_chat_widget]shortcode now returns only an escaped container and prints the vendor embed in the footer. - Updates are delivered through WordPress.org; the previous built-in update check has been removed.
- Text domain now matches the plugin slug.
- Documented every external service the plugin can contact, with terms and privacy links.
- Added a built-in update check (removed again in 1.5.0, which updates through WordPress.org).
- Form submissions now report which website they came from (
site_url). If your HITJMS account runs several websites, leads from this site show up under its domain in the leads Site filter.
- Saving the raw Tracking and Chat embed snippets now requires the
unfiltered_htmlcapability; users without it no longer overwrite a previously saved snippet. - Added an uninstall routine that removes the plugin's options and drops the local contacts table (which may contain PHI) when the plugin is deleted. Multisite-aware.
- Auto-blogging now keeps posts in sync: when an article is edited on your HITJMS site, the matching WordPress post's title, content and excerpt are refreshed on the next check. Toggle it with the new "Keep in Sync" option; your local status, author, date and category are always preserved.
- Video embeds (YouTube/Vimeo iframes) in imported posts are now preserved. Imported content is sanitized to allow embeds while still stripping unsafe markup such as scripts.
- New: Auto-blogging. Import AI-generated blog posts from your HITJMS site into WordPress by polling its RSS feed on WP-Cron (hourly / twice daily / daily) or on demand. Import as draft or published, assign author and category, optionally sideload featured images, with GUID-based de-duplication so posts are never imported twice.
- New "Auto-Blog" settings tab with an "Import Now" button.
- Intake submissions now send a top-level
sourceof "wordpress" so leads are correctly attributed in the HITJMS platform (Lead Map / analytics) instead of the generic "api" source.
- Initial release: settings page (6 tabs), intake form (built-in + HITJMS-native), tracking injection (HITJMS pixel / GTM / GA4), chat widget, WP-Cron contact sync, and
[hitjms_*]shortcodes.