Demo build. Every business shown is fictional, data is synthetic and partner integrations are simulated.What is real here

CMS (WordPress, Shopify pages, Webflow, headless)

Quick-start for the CMS (WordPress, Shopify pages, Webflow, headless) connector.

In this demo build the CMS (WordPress, Shopify pages, Webflow, headless) connector uses a recorded-fixture transport: payloads have the platform's public API shape, but nothing leaves the server and no credential exists.

At a glance

Connector id
cms
Kinds
cms
Capabilities
publish content
Authentication
oauth2
Rate limits
Per vendor
Mechanism
Content Studio publish

Quick-start

  1. Choose the connector and authorise AGORA on the platform's consent screen. AGORA stores only a credential reference in the vault.
  2. Run the first import. Records are staged first; review the validation summary and any conflicts with your own overrides.
  3. Keep it current: re-import on a schedule or when the source changes.
  4. Publish. Every projection is validated before it goes live.
curl -s https://app.fondaq.ai/v1/merchants/$MID/connections -H "Authorization: Bearer $AGORA_API_KEY" \
  -H "Agora-Version: 2026-10-25" -H "Idempotency-Key: connect-cms-001" -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
  -d '{ "method": "cms" }'

Notes

Interface implemented against a fixture in the demo

Source: connector registry (platform/connectors listConnectors())