Log in directly from your help desk.

The Connector runs on your own WordPress site and puts every access grant where your agents already live: inside the Help Scout ticket. The customer’s site, license, and a Log In button, right in the sidebar of the conversation they’re answering.

The TrustedLogin Connector's setup screen in WordPress admin, headed Create your first team, with empty fields for Account ID, Public Key and Private Key, a picker for which roles provide support, and a Help Desk selector.

No tab-switching, no “which site was this again?”

A grant arrives, the panel lights up, and your agent clicks once and is in the right site as the right role. When the window closes, the account on the customer’s site removes itself. Your agent never saw a password, because there wasn’t one.

The TrustedLogin panel inside a Help Scout conversation sidebar, showing that the license is active with an Access Website link and a Go to Access Key Log-In link.

On WordPress.org, source in the open

GPL-licensed, on WordPress.org with public source and version history since 2024. It holds the only key that can decrypt your customers’ grants, on your site, never ours.

The API Credentials panel in TrustedLogin team settings, showing the read-only Team ID, the public API Key, and a masked Private Key marked sensitive, each with a copy button, plus an Email to my developer option that sends setup instructions without the private key.

Install it, connect Help Scout, and grants start arriving

Install it from the WordPress.org plugin directory, or download the zip directly. Paste the Team ID, API key and private key from your TrustedLogin team settings, connect your Help Scout mailbox, and grants your customers make inside your own product start showing up as they come in. Full setup: docs.trustedlogin.com.

When you have to share something sensitive…

FTP credentials, hosting logins, API keys, database strings: send a secret link that vanishes on first read or at an expiry up to 30 days, and your customer can send one back the same way. Created on your site, logged for 90 days.

The Secrets screen in TrustedLogin's WordPress admin, creating a new secret: a Secret content field holding 'Stripe restricted key for the staging site', an Expires in dropdown set to 24 hours with the exact expiration time shown below it, an optional Passphrase field, an optional Memo field, and a Link type choice between Single-use (destroyed the moment it's revealed) and Reusable (stays live until it expires), with a Create Secret Link button.