An integration teaches the agent to drive a plugin you already use. Delta does not replace the plugin: Contact Form 7 still owns mail and spam, WooCommerce still owns orders and payments. The integration gives the agent the abilities to create, read and place that plugin’s things, and to make them match your design.
See them under Delta → Integrations.
An integration is live only while its plugin is
The abilities appear when the plugin is active and disappear when it is not. Deactivate WooCommerce and the product abilities go with it; reactivate it and they return. Nothing is lost in between.
This is why an agent that worked yesterday can report a missing ability today. The usual cause is a deactivated plugin.
What each one asks of you
Every integration shows one of four actions.
| Action | Means |
|---|---|
| Install | Delta can install and activate the plugin for you |
| Activate | The plugin is present but switched off |
| Manual | A premium plugin. You install it yourself, then Delta picks it up |
| None | Active and ready |
The agent asks first
Installing or activating a plugin changes the site for everyone, so the agent proposes it and waits. It will not install a plugin as a side effect of a request to build something.
If you would rather choose the plugin yourself, say so and install it before you start.