Integrations
The tools your team already trusts, built in.
Cora is WordPress, so it works with the best of the WordPress ecosystem. These are the third-party tools we recommend, configure and support on Cora builds.
Hosting
WP Engine
Managed WordPress hosting built for speed, security and scale. Our recommended home for Cora sites.
What we set up: environments, CDN and backups.
Site management
ManageWP
One dashboard to monitor, back up and update WordPress sites. Part of how we keep Cora sites current every month.
What we set up: monitoring, backups and update workflows.
Content modeling
Advanced Custom Fields
Custom fields for structured content like programs, people and events. Licensed and included in every Cora build.
What we set up: your content models and field groups.
Forms
Gravity Forms
Flexible, accessible forms with conditional logic and add-ons. Licensed and included in the Cora default stack.
What we set up: forms, notifications and GA4 form tracking.
Forms & CRM
HubSpot
Connect forms, contacts and tracking to HubSpot so every lead lands where your sales and marketing teams already work.
What we set up: the HubSpot connection, forms and tracking.
Translation
Weglot
Translate your site into multiple languages, with search-friendly language URLs and the option to edit or order professional translations.
What we set up: languages, switcher and translation review.
Accessibility
accessiBe
An on-page widget that lets visitors adjust display and navigation preferences. We pair it with Cora’s built-in WCAG scanning, because a widget alone doesn’t make a site compliant.
What we set up: the widget alongside Cora Accessibility Scan.
Need something else?
It’s WordPress. It probably already works.
Cora runs standard WordPress, so most of the 74,000+ plugins in the WordPress directory and the services your team already uses will work. We vet anything new for performance, security and accessibility before it goes on your site.