=== Intunix ===
Contributors: intunix
Tags: surveys, nps, csat, feedback, in-app messages
Requires at least: 5.0
Tested up to: 7.0
Requires PHP: 7.4
Stable tag: 1.0.0
License: GPLv2 or later
License URI: https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html

In-app surveys, NPS, CSAT and feedback forms via the Intunix experience platform.

== Description ==

Intunix adds the Intunix SDK to your WordPress site's front-end. Enter your API
key, choose which forms to auto-register, and Intunix shows in-app surveys, NPS,
CSAT, and feedback experiences driven by triggers you configure in the Intunix
portal. No theme editing required.

You can also attach an Intunix form to a button without code — either via the
**Intunix** panel on the block editor's Button block, or by enabling the
site-wide **Floating button** in Settings → Intunix.

= Features =

* One-field setup: paste your Intunix API key.
* Auto-register forms by slug or id.
* Optional auto-identify of logged-in users (id, email, name, roles).
* No-code form triggers: a Button-block panel and a site-wide floating button.
* Elementor: a dedicated "Intunix Form" widget with a form picker.
* WooCommerce: open a form on store actions (order, checkout, abandonment, refund …) — no analytics events.

== Installation ==

1. Upload the `intunix` folder to `/wp-content/plugins/`, or install the zip via Plugins → Add New → Upload.
2. Activate the plugin.
3. Go to Settings → Intunix and paste your API key.

== Privacy ==

When "Auto-identify logged-in users" is enabled, the plugin sends the logged-in
user's WordPress user id, email address, display name, and roles to Intunix
(intunix.com) so experiences can be targeted and responses attributed. With the
option disabled, only anonymous session data is sent. See https://intunix.com/privacy.

== Changelog ==

= 1.0.0 =
* Add an Elementor "Intunix Form" widget: pick a form from a dropdown and emit the
  Intunix data attributes, no code.
* Add WooCommerce form triggers: open a form on store actions (order, checkout,
  abandonment, refund and more) via an Action → form map. No analytics events.
* Add a dashboard login link (app.intunix.com) to the settings page.
* Add WooCommerce events module: emits no-PII events for order/checkout/refund
  lifecycle moments, with an optional in-plugin event→form map.
* Add no-code form triggers: an "Intunix" panel on the core Button block and a
  site-wide floating button, both configurable without editing code.
* Add a REST proxy that lists your account's forms to populate the pickers.
* Initial release: SDK embed, settings page, optional auto-identify.
