

Workflow Manager - list of all workflows with status and last-run date
RoutineKit solves the agency problem of replicating the same WordPress configuration changes across dozens or hundreds of client sites.
Unlike fleet-management tools that handle updates and monitoring, RoutineKit focuses on the human configuration work itself – the guided checklist and audit trail for what actually needs to be set up on each site.
Build reusable, step-by-step configuration checklists inside one site, then run them anywhere. Each step includes instructions, a direct deep-link to the exact settings page, and optional evidence capture – so your team always knows what was done, when, and by whom.
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Everything below works with no payment required. Every feature works on a single site (checklists could be manually imported to unlimited sites) with no account at all; items marked * require a free RoutineKit account.
Pro is about scale. The features above keep working exactly as they do on the free plan; Pro raises the limits and adds the fleet-management layer on top.
RoutineKit communicates with an external service only when you explicitly connect to RoutineKit Cloud. No data is sent to any external server without an active connection.
When you enter a license key and connect to RoutineKit Cloud, this plugin sends data to and receives data from https://app.routinekit.dev.
Data sent:
* Your site URL, site name, and WordPress version (on connect and heartbeat)
* RoutineKit plugin version (on heartbeat)
* Workflow structure (title, steps) when you push a workflow to a site group
* Execution completion status when a runner finishes a SaaS-assigned workflow
Data received:
* Workflow assignments pushed from your central dashboard
* Template library available for your plan
* License plan status
When this happens: Only after you explicitly enter a license key in RoutineKit > Settings > Cloud Connection. The connection can be removed at any time from the same screen, after which no further data is sent.
This service is operated by the plugin author. It is optional – the plugin is fully functional without it.
RoutineKit captures wp_options changes made during your admin sessions to help you build workflow steps (Auto-Capture feature). This data is stored locally in your own database and is never sent externally on the free plan.
The Auto-Capture buffer stores: the option name, old value, new value, the URL of the admin page where the change occurred, and the WordPress user ID of the person who made the change. This data is retained for a configurable period (default: 30 days, adjustable in Settings) and deleted automatically. It is fully removed when the plugin is uninstalled.
Execution audit trails store: which user ran a workflow, which steps were completed or skipped, timestamps, and any notes or evidence files uploaded. This data is stored locally in your database.
If you connect to RoutineKit Cloud (Pro), please review the RoutineKit Cloud privacy policy at https://routinekit.dev/privacy.
This plugin includes the following third-party library:
assets/js/html2canvas.min.js.