Guides

Chatbot Chk adds a chat to your site that answers from your own content and hands the conversation to a person when the visitor asks for one. The AI comes with your license from Digital Checkmark, or from your own key. Every conversation stays in your own database, and your team replies from WordPress or from an installable app.

For version 1.36.0

Helpdesk Chk adds a help desk to Chatbot Chk: a support portal where your customers open tickets and talk with an AI assistant first, a knowledge base of help articles, and ticket tools for your team in Support. It uses what Chatbot Chk already has: the AI, what the bot knows about your site, your team, the alerts and the email codes.

For version 1.0.0

Reviews Chk shows your rating and your reviews on your WordPress site, from Google Maps or typed by you, as a carousel, grid, list or badge, in every language of the site. It is free, and it updates itself from Digital Checkmark like any plugin.

For version 1.1.4

Leads Chk turns WordPress into an email marketing tool that sends through Emailit. Your contacts, lists and every consent stay in your own database; Emailit delivers the email and reports what happened to it. It collects addresses with forms, popups, slide-ins and bars, sends newsletters and automatic emails in each contact's language, prepares a campaign draft when you publish a post, and gathers reviews from your contacts. The other Digital Checkmark tools send their contacts to it.

For version 1.14.3

Voice Chk generates spoken audio from text: phone greetings, voicemail messages and IVR prompts, in the formats a phone system actually accepts. It exists because every business that changes its opening hours needs a new greeting, and almost none of them have a way to make one.

For version 2.13.0

Breach Chk tells a visitor whether their email address has appeared in a known data breach, and turns that answer into a written report. It queries Have I Been Pwned, groups the results by how much they expose, and explains what each breach actually leaked.

For version 2.14.0

Ransomware Chk searches public ransomware victim disclosures for a company or domain, and publishes a browsable catalog of the groups behind them. It answers a question a prospect rarely asks out loud: has anyone in my position already been hit.

For version 2.11.0

EML Analyzer takes an email file and tells you whether it is phishing, and why. It parses headers and authentication, extracts every indicator it can find, scores the result deterministically, and writes the reasoning out so a non-specialist can follow it.

For version 3.10.0

Email Health Chk analyzes the public email setup of any domain: how it authenticates its mail (SPF, DKIM, DMARC), how its mail servers handle TLS, whether their addresses are on blocklists, and the DNS records around them. It runs inside WordPress and puts a free tool on your site. A visitor types a domain and sees the result in seconds. If they want more, they confirm their email with a code and get a written report with the fixes, on screen and as a PDF in their inbox.

For version 1.4.2

Toolkit Chk publishes a library of small utilities on your site, each on its own page: checkers, generators, converters and encoders. Individually none of them is remarkable. Together they are the reason people arrive at a site at all, and they give you a reason to talk to the ones who do.

For version 2.7.0