Changelog

We have added self-serve version switching for Application Performance Monitoring (APM) in MyPressable, allowing site owners and collaborators to opt into the New (Beta) APM viewer or switch back to Standard.

Updates & Navigation

• APM Version Selector: Added an “APM version” selection control to the APM management modal under Performance > Tools & Monitoring > Manage, offering choices between Standard and New (Beta).
• Viewer Routing & Badging: Sites set to the beta version display a “New (Beta)” status badge on the APM card, with the Dashboard link and Copy APM Link directing to the new flame/waterfall viewer with trace export capabilities.
• PHP 8.3+ Dependency Check: Disables the New (Beta) selection on sites running PHP versions older than 8.3, displaying inline explanatory guidance and a link to the PHP configuration panel. Switching back to Standard is permitted across all supported PHP versions.
• Recording State Validation: Prevents version switches while an APM recording session is actively running.
• Data Retention: Retains traces independently per version, with the new beta viewer storing trace history for 30 days.
• Audit Logging: Logs version changes to the site’s Activity Logs as “APM version set to New (Beta)” or “APM version set to Standard”.
• API & MCP Integration: Added GET and POST support for /v1/sites/{site_id}/apm/version (accepting standard or beta), along with corresponding get_site_apm_version and set_site_apm_version tools in the Pressable MCP server.

How to Get Started

Log into MyPressable, navigate to Performance, locate the APM row under Tools & Monitoring, and click Manage to select your APM version. Ensure any active recordings are stopped and your site is running PHP 8.3 or higher before selecting New (Beta).

For more information please visit our Knowledge Base.

We are excited to introduce Pressable’s Zapier integration, a new automation layer that lets agencies and site owners connect Pressable hosting events and actions to the other tools they already run through Zapier.

Pressable’s Zapier integration connects your Pressable account to Zapier, enabling site creation, incident alerts, deploy monitoring, site transfer tracking, plugin management, and more, with Zaps that start from what’s happening on your hosting account or in the apps you already use.

Key Capabilities

• Site Provisioning: Create or clone sites automatically from other tools, like a CRM or a form. You choose Live, Staging, or Sandbox when you create a site, and clones default to staging unless you choose Live.
• Incident Alerts: Trigger a Zap when Pressable marks a site as hacked, so your team hears about it right away.
• Deploy Monitoring: Trigger a Zap on successful or failed Git deploys, and take action like clearing the object cache or alerting your team. A deploy cut off by a timeout or connection error doesn’t send a failure event.
• Backup Events: Trigger a Zap when an on-demand backup finishes. It also fires for backups Pressable takes on its own, so filter on Customer Requested to tell them apart.
• Site Restore Events: Trigger a Zap on a failed or successful site restore, for incident escalation or ticket resolution.
• Site Transfers: Trigger a Zap when a data transfer between two of your Pressable sites succeeds or fails. Migrations from other hosts don’t trigger these events.
• Domain & Launch Events: Trigger a Zap when a site’s primary domain is set, to start a go-live checklist or internal tracking. DNS and SSL may not be ready yet, and one change can send the event more than once.
• Change Logging: Trigger a Zap on PHP version changes or failed plugin updates, and log them for your records. The PHP event doesn’t include the previous version, and the plugin event reports failures only, so no event doesn’t mean an update succeeded.
• Performance Reports: Trigger a Zap when a performance report is ready, including the monthly report for each live site, so you can send it to a client or log it to a sheet.
• Cache Events: Trigger a Zap when a site’s edge cache is purged from the dashboard, the API, a Zap, or Pressable support.
• Site Actions: Find, create, clone, tag, and delete sites; add a domain and set the primary one; install and update plugins, up to 50 at a time; clear the object cache, purge the edge cache, and take an on-demand backup; create WordPress users; and turn maintenance mode on or off. Delete Site is permanent. A green step means Pressable accepted the request, and the work may still be running.

Setup

In MyPressable, go to Account > Integrations > Zapier and select Connect, or find Pressable in Zapier’s app directory at zapier.com/apps/pressable/integrations. Setup takes about five minutes. The Zapier page in MyPressable lists seven example Zaps to start from, or you can build your own with any of Pressable’s triggers and actions alongside Zapier’s app catalog. A free Zapier plan covers two-step Zaps with one trigger and one action. Filters and chained actions need a paid Zapier plan.

For more information, visit our Knowledge Base.

We have introduced Edge Rules in MyPressable, allowing site owners and collaborators with the Security role to manage network-level redirects, access challenges, caching rules, and IP restrictions before traffic reaches WordPress.

Updates & Navigation

• Edge Rules Panel: Added a dedicated Edge Rules page under Site Configuration (below Security) for active, fully provisioned sites.
• Pre-Configured Rule Templates: Six quick-start templates covering IP-restricted admin access, monitoring tool challenge bypasses, country-level blocking/challenging, URL redirects, cache exclusion, and managed AI crawler filtering.
• Custom Rule Builder: Added support for granular match criteria (paths, query parameters, domains, request methods, user agents, referrers, headers, cookies, IP addresses, ASN numbers, and browser fingerprints) with actions for redirects, rewrites, block/challenge handling, header injection, and edge cache overrides.
• Three-Step Creation Wizard: Implemented a standard creation flow (Choose a rule, Set it up, Review) featuring validation checks, required audit reasons (up to 255 characters), and lockout warnings when editing admin IP allowlists.
• Execution Order & Rule Hierarchy: Rules execute in sequential stages: Redirects, Rewrites, Block & Challenge, Request headers, Edge cache, and Response headers. Block and challenge rules can be ordered using Move up and Move down controls.
• Emergency Suspend All: Added an account-level Suspend All toggle to pause all active custom rules instantly while retaining configurations, with one-click Restore All Rules recovery.
• Activity Log Tracking: Logs all rule creations, modifications, deletions, and emergency suspensions in the site’s Activity Logs, including author attribution and provided reasons.
• Platform Protection & Capacity Limits: Displays Pressable protection rules alongside custom rules. Enforces platform limits of up to 20 rules per site and up to 5 rules per individual domain.

How to Get Started

Log into MyPressable, open a site, and go to Site Configuration > Edge Rules. Click Add Rule to select a rule template or create a custom edge rule. Site owners can grant access to collaborators by checking the Security capability in collaborator settings.

For more information please visit our Knowledge Base.

We have added a self-serve restoration workflow to MyPressable, allowing account owners and authorized collaborators to restore deleted sites within a 14-day recovery window without contacting Support.

Updates & Navigation

• Deleted Sites Menu Item: Added a dynamic Deleted Sites navigation item under Tags in the main menu that displays only when an account has restorable sites available.
• Recovery List & Sorting: Displays restorable sites sorted by the shortest remaining recovery window, detailing environment types, deletion timestamps, and precise “Restore by” deadlines.
• Confirmation & Name Conflict Handling: Added a confirmation review outlining included data assets (database, files, users, variables, schedules, notes, tags, and usage data) and excluded items (domains, logs, backups, add-ons). Restored sites provision as new sites, applying an automatic suffix if the original name is occupied.
• Capacity Validation: Checks available subscription site allocations prior to running a restore, warning users if an upgrade or site removal is required first.
• Permission Scoping: Granted restore capabilities to collaborators assigned the Create New Sites permission.

How to Get Started

Log into MyPressable and click Deleted Sites in the main menu to view eligible sites and initiate a restore. For sites deleted more than 14 days ago, reach out to Support for assistance.

For more information please visit our Knowledge Base.

We have added in-app onboarding to MyPressable: a welcome tour, a Getting started in MyPressable checklist on the Sites page, and guided tours on core pages.

Updates & Navigation

• Welcome Tour: Five-step tour on a new customer’s first visit to the Sites page, covering the help menu (Knowledge Base, API docs, Chat With Support), main menu, and profile menu, and ending on the checklist. Can be skipped.
• Getting Started Checklist: Up to five items above the Sites page. Each item is a tour or a task, such as creating a site or adding a domain, and completes automatically. Show Steps displays a description of each item with a button to take or restart its tour. Once every item is done, the checklist collapses to a single row that can be dismissed.
• Page Tours: Sites (search, environment tabs, views, filters, sorting, site rows), site Overview (site menu, Search this site, WP Admin and View Site, More Actions), Domains (Manual DNS, DNS Wizard, domain list), and the New Site wizard (site owner, site type, details). Each starts automatically the first time the page is visited while it’s the customer’s next step.
• Permission-Based Items: Checklist items reflect each user’s permissions. Items that require a site stay locked until one exists.
• Take a Tour Buttons: Any tour can be taken or replayed from its page or the help menu. The Site Tools card on a site’s Overview has its own tour covering the tools the user can access.
• Opt Out: Don’t show this again hides the checklist and stops tours from starting automatically. Take a Tour buttons keep working.

How to Get Started

Log into MyPressable to view the welcome tour and checklist automatically on accounts created on or after October 6, 2026. For existing accounts, open the help menu and select Take a Tour to start any guided tour.

For more information please visit our Knowledge Base.

We have integrated Titan Business Email with the Global Account Selector and expanded collaborator capability scopes within MyPressable. Account owners can now delegate email purchasing, inbox provisioning, and subscription management to authorized collaborators.

Updates & Navigation

• Manage Business Email Capability: Added a delegable capability (and API/MCP scope) that allows collaborators to purchase, resize, upgrade, and cancel email subscriptions, as well as access the email management console to provision inboxes and reset passwords.
• Global Account Selector Integration: Enabled the persistent Account: selector bar on the /business_email page.
• Site-Scoped Domain Filtering: Automatically filters the collaborator’s view on the Email page to display only the domains associated with sites they have explicit collaborator access to manage.
• Activity Audit Logging: Automatically logs all collaborator subscription changes and email management dashboard access events in the account owner’s Activity Hub.

How to get started 

Log into MyPressable, navigate to Collaborators, and enable Manage Business Email for designated team members. Authorized collaborators can then select the account context via the top account switcher to manage email settings.

For more information please visit our Knowledge Base.

We have introduced self-serve controls for WooCommerce Cart Caching within MyPressable. This update allows account owners and performance collaborators to enable Edge Cache delivery for shoppers holding active cart items without requiring manual support requests.

Updates & Navigation

• Dedicated WooCommerce Management Panel: Added a WooCommerce sub-menu under WordPress in the site sidebar for sites with active WooCommerce installations, featuring a new Store Tools card.
• Self-Serve Toggle Modal: Added a Manage control modal to view feature status, review theme and plugin compatibility prerequisites, and switch Cart Caching on or off.
• Edge Cache Prerequisite Validation: Automatically verifies Edge Cache status when turning the feature on, displaying direct navigation links if Edge Cache must be enabled first.
• Collaborator Access Controls: Made Cart Caching settings accessible to account owners and team collaborators holding site performance management permissions.

How to get started 

Log into MyPressable, open a WooCommerce website, and navigate to WordPress > WooCommerce > Store Tools. Click Manage next to WooCommerce Cart Caching to configure your store caching settings.

For more information please visit our Knowledge Base.

We are excited to introduce Single Sign-On (SSO) for MyPressable, so teams can sign in through the identity provider they already use.

SSO connects MyPressable to SAML identity providers such as Okta, Microsoft Entra ID, Google Workspace, and Auth0. Each team member signs in with their own login, and with SCIM and enforcement on, their sign-in is blocked automatically when they leave.

Key Capabilities

• Identity Provider Sign-In: Team members sign in to MyPressable with their company credentials through your identity provider.
• Self-Service Setup: Configure SSO yourself from Tools > Single Sign-On in MyPressable. Paste your identity provider’s metadata URL, or enter the details manually.
• Domain Verification: Verify ownership of your email domain with a DNS TXT record before SSO applies to it.
• Test Login: Confirm everything works with a test login before anyone is switched over.
• Try Before You Require: Until you turn on enforcement, people on your verified domains see a Continue with single sign-on button next to the password field.
• Who Enforcement Will Cover: Before you turn on enforcement, see which collaborators it will affect and which are outside your verified domains.
• SSO Enforcement: Once enforced, users on your verified domain sign in through your identity provider, and passwords, passkeys, and GitHub, Google, or WordPress.com login stop working for them. You can turn enforcement off again from the same page.
• SCIM Provisioning and Deprovisioning: SCIM creates MyPressable accounts for people you add in your identity provider. When someone is deactivated there, their SSO sign-in is blocked and their active sessions and API access end. With enforcement on, they can no longer sign in at all.
• Automatic Certificate Updates: When your identity provider rotates its signing certificate, MyPressable picks up the change from your metadata URL. Once SSO is enforced, the account owner and anyone who manages SSO get an email before a certificate expires.
• Delegated SSO Admin: Account owners and Account Administrators can give a collaborator the Manage Single Sign-On permission, so an IT or security lead can handle setup.

Good to Know

• SSO manages how people sign in. What each person can access is still set through collaborator roles and permissions in MyPressable.
• New team members need an invitation or SCIM provisioning before they can sign in. A first-time SSO sign-in from someone who hasn’t been invited won’t create an account. People who already have a MyPressable account can sign in with SSO right away.
• Enforcement applies to email addresses on your verified domains. Collaborators who use a different email domain continue to sign in as they do today.
• Multi-factor authentication for SSO users is handled by your identity provider.
• Deactivating someone through SCIM blocks their SSO sign-in, but it doesn’t remove them as a collaborator. To remove their collaborator access, remove them in MyPressable.

Setup

Account owners, Account Administrators, and collaborators with the Manage Single Sign-On permission can set up SSO from Tools > Single Sign-On in MyPressable. Connect your identity provider, verify your domain, run a test login, and turn on enforcement when you’re ready. SSO and SCIM provisioning are included on every Pressable plan.

For step-by-step instructions, including notes for Okta, Microsoft Entra ID, Google Workspace, and Auth0, read the SSO setup guide. For more information, visit our Knowledge Base.

We have introduced the Global Account Selector in MyPressable, establishing a standardized layout for context-switching across primary and client accounts. This update opens account-level views for Sites, Usage, and Billing to authorized collaborators and adds a high-level Account Administrator role.

Updates & Navigation

• Global Account Selector Bar: Integrated a persistent Account: selector at the top of opened dashboard pages. Persists selection across page routing via URL query parameters, supporting side-by-side multi-account workflows across separate browser tabs.
• Account Administrator Permission: Added a single-toggle Account Administrator role in collaborator settings that grants all current and future account-level permissions while preserving explicit site assignment boundaries.
• Sites Page Filtering: Updated the main Sites listing page to allow switching between specific client accounts, the user’s primary account, or a combined All accounts view.
• View Usage Capability: Added a delegable View Usage permission enabling authorized collaborators to view account-wide visit counts, storage metrics, and resource tables.
• Manage Billing Capability: Added a Manage Billing permission that owners can grant to collaborators, allowing designated team members to view invoices, update payment methods, change plans, and purchase add-ons. Logs all collaborator actions in the owner’s activity feed while reserving account cancellation, reactivation, and referral features strictly for the account owner.

How to get started 

Log into MyPressable and use the Account: dropdown at the top of the screen to switch account contexts. Account owners can assign the Account Administrator role or grant Usage and Billing capabilities by editing a user under Collaborators.

For more information please visit our Knowledge Base.

We have updated the SSH key architecture within MyPressable to support multi-key management and independent site-level SSH/SFTP credential mapping.

Updates & Navigation

• Multi-Key Account Storage: Expanded Settings > SSH Keys into a multi-item collection supporting up to 5 named public SSH keys per user account.
• Per-Key Credential Generation: Automatically provisions isolated SFTP/SSH usernames, individual passwords, and SSH connection URLs mapped specifically to each registered SSH key across reachable site environments.
• Granular Key Revocation: Enables individual key removals from Settings > SSH Keys, revoking server-level SSH access for that specific key immediately without affecting parallel key credentials.
• Collaborator Panel Enhancement: Updated the site Collaborators screen to display key names alongside team member listings for improved access auditing.

How to get started 

Log into MyPressable, navigate to Settings > SSH Keys, and click Add SSH Key to configure additional public keys for your account.

For more information please visit our Knowledge Base.

We have rebranded Bulk Operations to Bulk Actions and launched a redesigned interface within MyPressable. This update replaces legacy dropdown controls with a dedicated tool catalog, explicit confirmation steps, and real-time execution tracking.

Updates & Navigation

• Catalog UI & Navigation: Introduced a categorized, searchable directory of 39 bulk actions under Tools > Bulk Actions, featuring action search, category filters, and quick-access pinning.
• Three-Step Execution Wizard: Implemented a standard wizard flow (1. Configure → 2. Choose Sites → 3. Review and Run) for every bulk tool to enforce pre-run setting and target site verification.
• Activity & Progress Monitoring: Replaced the legacy History panel with an Activity hub featuring real-time status polling, per-site execution breakdowns, and downloadable CSV audit reports.

How to get started 

Log into MyPressable, navigate to Tools > Bulk Actions, select an action from the catalog, and complete the three-step setup wizard to execute your job.

For more information please visit our Knowledge Base.

We have introduced the Activity Hub page under the main navigation menu in MyPressable. This update provides a unified activity feed and real-time status tracker for account-level events, background tasks, and team collaborator actions.

Updates & Navigation

• Central Activity Feed: Added a dedicated Activity Hub view under the primary Account menu panel.
• Task & Background Job Monitoring: Tracks live and historical progress for site backups, restores, clones, environment builds, and site ownership transfers in a single location.
• Account Change Logging: Captures team collaborator updates, including PHP memory orders, worker expansions, and site transfers.
• Unified Error Visibility: Surfaces task completion statuses and failure notifications directly within the main activity feed.

How to get started 

Log into MyPressable and select Activity Hub from the main sidebar navigation to monitor your account activity and running tasks.

For more information please visit our Knowledge Base.

We have introduced a secure Environment Variables tool within the site-level Security dashboard in MyPressable. This update allows users to manage encrypted application secrets without editing wp-config.php or writing custom helper plugins.

Updates & Navigation

• Dedicated Variable Management: Added an Environment Variables card to the site Security page for adding, updating, and deleting key-value pairs.
• Dashboard value protection: MyPressable encrypts each value at rest the moment you save it. The dashboard is write-only: once you save a value, it’s never shown again. You can replace it or delete it, but you can’t read it back, so a saved secret can’t be copied off your screen or read in plain text.
• Safe configuration: Store secrets without touching wp-config.php or writing a helper plugin. A bad wp-config edit can take a site down; this skips that risk entirely.
• Developer guidance: Shows you the exact PHP snippet for reading a stored value in a theme or plugin, using the Atomic_Persistent_Data() helper.

How to get started 

Log into MyPressable, select a site, and navigate to Security > Environment Variables to manage your encrypted site keys and credentials.

For more information please visit our Knowledge Base.

We have updated the site creation form in MyPressable to automatically format site names, check availability in real time, and suggest open alternatives as you type.

Updates & Navigation

• Flexible Text Input: The Site Name field now accepts spaces, capital letters, and punctuation without forcing manual formatting.
• Live System Previews: Automatically creates and displays the system-friendly URL name beneath the input field while you type.
• Instant Availability Checks: Checks whether a name is open right away, warning you before you hit submit if a name is taken.
• Smart Name Suggestions: Automatically offers the next available option (for example, adding a number to the end) if your chosen name is already in use.
• Clean Display Names: Saves your original typed name as the site’s Display Name in your dashboard, keeping your site list easy to read.

How to get started 

Log into MyPressable, go to Sites > Add Site, and type your site name on the final setup step to see live previews and instant availability feedback.

For more information please visit our Knowledge Base.

We have expanded our Model Context Protocol (MCP) toolset to support multi-site collaborator provisioning and permission management across entire portfolios in a single request.

Updates & Navigation

• Bulk Collaborator Add & Remove: Enables batch addition or removal of collaborators across target site lists or full account scopes, with optional concurrent WordPress user deletion during offboarding runs.
• Granular Bulk Permission Scoping: Added capabilities to grant or revoke specific permission flags (e.g., DNS access, SFTP/SSH, WordPress access) across multiple properties while preserving surrounding permission states.
• Asynchronous Execution & Detailed Audit Reporting: Dispatches large portfolio requests asynchronously and surfaces job status, success counts, skip reasons, and site-level failure logs upon request.
• Permission Boundaries & Fault Isolation: Enforces site-level authorization checks based on the requesting user’s access scope and isolates per-site execution failures to ensure partial account runs complete successfully.

How to get started 

Prompt your connected MCP AI assistant (or visit Pressable MCP under Tools in MyPressable to set it up) using direct collaborator management commands for your portfolio.

For more information please visit our Knowledge Base.

We have integrated native Pressable DDEV management interfaces across MyPressable. This release surfaces workflow documentation, real-time SSH validation, and dynamically generated site configuration commands across global and site-level dashboard views.

Updates & Navigation

• Global Tools Navigation: Added a dedicated Pressable DDEV page under Tools featuring architecture summaries, asset migration rules, terminal walkthroughs, and direct links to Knowledgebase documentation.
• Site-Level Pre-Filled Commands: Added a Pressable DDEV panel under Site Details > Site Tools that dynamically generates copy-paste commands populated with the site’s primary domain, SFTP/SSH username, and local development host URLs.
• SSH Key Status Detection: Integrated automated account checks on the site-level DDEV panel to verify whether an active SSH key is assigned to the property, surfacing configuration links if missing.
• Role-Based Access Controls: Gated site-level DDEV page visibility strictly to account owners and collaborators assigned both Manage WP and Manage SFTP/SSH permission scopes.

How to get started 

Log into MyPressable, select a website from your list, navigate to Site Tools > Pressable DDEV, and copy the pre-filled configuration commands into your local terminal workspace.

For more information please visit our Knowledge Base.

We have expanded the central Bulk Operations engine to include a secure Delete Site operation. This tool enables authorized account holders and administrators to safely decommission multiple site environments, remove server data, and release associated licenses within a single background run.

Updates & Navigation

• Delete Site Command: Integrated a batch decommissioning operation that permanently purges site files, databases, and platform configurations, automatically releasing any active add-on licenses.
• Double-Blind Confirmation Mechanism: Enforces both client-side and server-side validation requiring the literal string entry DELETE prior to request dispatch.
• Permission & State Scoping: Restricts site selection menus exclusively to properties owned by the user or where delete-site privileges exist, limited to properties in live, disabled, or failed-restore states.
• Bypass & Conflict Protection: Automatically skips and logs properties with active dependencies (such as domain-level active email orders) or ongoing removal tasks without interrupting the broader batch job.
• Non-Restorable Safeguards: Deletion actions are permanent and executed independently per site; bulk restoration mechanisms are intentionally excluded to protect data integrity.

How to get started 

Log into MyPressable, navigate to the Tools > Bulk Operations panel, select Delete Site, choose eligible target properties, complete the typed confirmation prompt, and initiate the batch process.

For more information please visit our Knowledge Base.

We have expanded the central Bulk Operations suite to include two new automated design management utilities: Install Themes and Remove Themes. These additions allow agency administrators and portfolio managers to batch-deploy active themes and purge unused theme files across multi-site fleets.

Updates & Navigation

• Install Themes Command: Added an operation to fetch, install, and activate the latest version of a WordPress.org directory theme using its directory folder slug (e.g., astra). Applies the theme as the primary active design across selected sites.
• Remove Themes Command: Added an operation to permanently delete specified theme files across multiple sites using folder slugs (comma or space-delimited).
• Execution Safeguards: Automatically prevents the deletion of a site’s currently active theme and bypasses inactive or offline site environments.
• Asynchronous Background Processing: Dispatches installation and removal tasks asynchronously across target environments, logging initial job requests and skip states per row in the Bulk Operations history view.

How to get started 

Log into MyPressable, navigate to the Tools > Bulk Operations panel, select your intended theme utility, enter the theme slug(s), select your target site list, and run the batch process.

For more information please visit our Knowledge Base.

We have expanded the central Bulk Operations engine to include three new automated plugin management utilities: Install Plugins, Activate Plugins, and Deactivate Plugins. These additions enable site managers and agency administrators to batch-manage WordPress.org directory plugins across multi-site fleets.

Updates & Navigation

• Install Plugins Command: Added an operation to fetch, install, and activate single or multiple plugins using directory folder slugs (comma or space-delimited). Includes duplicate checks that bypass sites where the plugin is already present.
• Activate Plugins Command: Added an operation to toggle pre-existing, inactive plugins to an active state across targeted environments without modifying site files.
• Deactivate Plugins Command: Added an operation to safely deactivate specific plugins across multiple sites simultaneously during troubleshooting or security incidents, preserving underlying plugin files and configurations.
• Execution Safeguards & Logging: Restricts operations to active site environments and logs individual site results, skips, and error states per row on the Bulk Operations history view.

How to get started 

Log into MyPressable, navigate to the Tools > Bulk Operations panel, select your intended plugin utility, enter the target plugin slug(s), select your site list, and run the batch process.

For more information please visit our Knowledge Base.

We have expanded Pressable’s AI (MCP) integration with 11 new tools for managing collaborators. This release enables your connected AI assistant to audit account access and update user permissions across multiple sites through simple conversational prompts.

Updates & Navigation

• Collaborator Lookup Tools: Added tools to search, list, count, and summarize collaborator access across your entire account, including default team members assigned to new sites.
• Batch Update Tools: Integrated tools to add, remove, or modify site collaborators across groups of users in a single request.
• Targeted Role Management: Allows you to grant or revoke specific roles for groups of collaborators without affecting their other active permissions.
• Clear Result Summaries: Returns detailed status reports for each user, making it easy to confirm changes or identify why an update was skipped.

How to get started Connect your AI tool to MyPressable via the MCP integration endpoint under Settings > MCP Authentication, then ask your assistant to audit or manage site collaborators.

For more information please visit our Knowledge Base.

We have added a Beta Version release channel option to the dashboard’s core WordPress version selector. This update provides self-serve pre-release environment testing directly within site management panels.

Updates & Navigation

• New Core Release Channel: Added Beta Version alongside Current Stable Version in the WordPress Version settings dropdown on the site Overview page.
• Dynamic Channel Subscription: Subscribes the selected environment directly to the rolling WordPress beta release pipeline, automatically applying new beta iterations as they are published upstream.
• Safety Integration: Fully supported across Production, Staging, and Sandbox site environments to facilitate risk-free pre-release regression testing.

How to get started 

Log into MyPressable, navigate to your target site’s Overview page, and update the WordPress Version selector under WordPress Details to Beta Version.

For more information please visit our Knowledge Base.