The AI provider<\/strong> of the model chosen for the site receives the text to translate.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nLATW Cloud runs in the EU. The text of your content is deleted 7 days after the job finishes;
\ncosts and job details are kept. Every request between LATW Cloud and your site is signed with a
\nsecret only the two of them know, and the plugin rejects requests that are not.<\/p>\n
One site, one plugin<\/h2>\n
Each LATW plugin connects on its own. If the same domain runs two LATW plugins and you connect
\nboth, they are two sites in LATW Cloud, each with its own settings, and each counts towards your
\nplan’s limit.<\/p>\n
Connecting the same plugin on the same domain again \u2014 after a lost connection, for example \u2014
\ndoes not create a second site. It replaces the old secret, and the site keeps the settings you made
\nin the panel.<\/p>\n
After changing the site’s address<\/strong> \u2014 a new domain, adding or removing www<\/code>, moving from
\nhttp<\/code> to https<\/code> \u2014 connect it again.<\/p>\nWhat changes in WordPress while connected<\/h2>\n
LATW Cloud becomes the plugin’s only engine. To use another one, disconnect first.<\/p>\n
\n- The plugin’s fields for the model, the API key, the prompt, the glossary, the website description,
\nthe target languages and the budget are locked<\/strong> and link to the site’s settings in LATW Cloud.
\nYour own values in the plugin are kept and come back when you disconnect.<\/li>\n- Costs are shown in LATW Cloud, not in the plugin.<\/li>\n
- Automatic translation on save (PRO) is switched off, and so is the plugin’s MCP server.<\/li>\n
- What gets translated is still decided by the plugin and your multilingual plugin’s settings, as
\nbefore.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nConnection status<\/h2>\n
\n\n\n| Status<\/th>\n | What it means<\/th>\n<\/tr>\n<\/thead>\n |
\n\nConnected<\/strong><\/td>\n| LATW Cloud can reach the site and jobs run.<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n | \nUnreachable<\/strong><\/td>\n| The last request did not get through, or the site has not answered since it was connected. Jobs wait and are retried automatically.<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n | \nUpdate required<\/strong><\/td>\n| The plugin on the site is too old for LATW Cloud. Update it; jobs wait until then.<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n | \nPaused<\/strong><\/td>\nThe site is above your plan’s site limit, for example after a downgrade. See Plans<\/em>.<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n\nDisconnected<\/strong><\/td>\nThe site was disconnected. It stays in the list with its history.<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\nRotating the secret<\/h2>\nSettings \u2192 Connection \u2192 Rotate secret<\/strong> sends the plugin a new secret and revokes the old one.
\nDo it if you think someone has copied the site’s database. The site must be reachable at that
\nmoment.<\/p>\nDisconnecting<\/h2>\nEither press Disconnect<\/strong> in the plugin, or open the site’s Settings<\/strong> tab in the panel and use
\nDisconnect site<\/strong> at the bottom.<\/p>\n\n- Translations already made stay on your site.<\/li>\n
- The plugin goes back to the engine it used before the site was connected.<\/li>\n
- A site with active jobs cannot be disconnected from the panel \u2014 cancel the jobs or wait until
\nthey finish.<\/li>\n - The site stays in Sites<\/strong> as disconnected, with its jobs and costs. Its settings are read-only
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