Remote Sites
Manage multiple WordPress sites from one admin.
Switch between local and remote sites with secure authentication and unified management tools.
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Remote Sites
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unified interface
Encrypted
stored credentials
1-click
site switching
Move between client sites without rebuilding your workflow.
Agencies and operators often repeat the same maintenance work across many separate WordPress logins. Remote Sites connects those installations to the uiXpress workspace, allowing an authorized user to select a site and continue with familiar management screens rather than keeping a row of admin tabs open.
Connections use WordPress application passwords and store credentials encrypted on the host site. Capability checks control who can configure or use a connection, and authentication details remain on the server while requests are routed to the selected site through the WordPress REST API.
The selected site persists as users move between supported tools, so switching context does not require re-entering credentials or finding the target installation again. Local and remote results retain clear site context, reducing the chance that an update or content action is applied to the wrong WordPress installation.
Configure remote connections securely.
Add sites with application passwords, encrypted credentials, and capability-based access control.
uiXpress interface
Work across sites without leaving admin.
Remote API routing keeps your workflow consistent while navigation adapts to the selected site.
uiXpress interface
Capabilities
Core capabilities
Connect multiple sites
Add unlimited remote WordPress sites with secure application password auth.
Instant switching
Move between local and remote sites with persisted selection.
Secure authentication
Credentials encrypted in the database and never exposed to the frontend.
Unified API routing
REST calls automatically route to the selected site with proper auth.
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