Sigora Widget Wordpress Plugin - Rating, Reviews, Demo & Download
Plugin Description
Sigora Widget lets estate agents add the Sigora local intelligence
widget to their own WordPress site.
The plugin supports two install paths:
- PropertyHive mode: when PropertyHive is active, Sigora can automatically add
the widget to PropertyHive property pages and read listing coordinates from
PropertyHive custom fields, RealEstateListing structured data, or postcode
fallback fields. - Generic mode: any WordPress site can place the widget with the
[sigora_widget] shortcode or the Sigora Widget Gutenberg block.
The widget presents nine lenses, each drawn from an official UK source:
- Overview – the whole area at a glance
- Schools – nearest schools, results and the Sigora inspection summary
- Transport – rail, tube and bus links
- Crime – Police.uk data, in context
- Prices – Land Registry sold prices and trends
- Amenities – shops, food, leisure, health
- Health – GPs, pharmacies and dentists, inspection-rated
- Environment – air quality and green space
- Connectivity – Ofcom broadband and mobile
Which lenses appear is set in your Sigora console, not in WordPress.
The plugin uses the public Sigora site key and the WordPress site origin. It does
not introduce a separate plugin API key and does not bundle a second widget
runtime. The hosted Sigora widget still owns origin validation, partner
configuration, lens availability, and usage event capture.
External services
This plugin relies on Sigora, a hosted third-party service, to render the
widget and supply its data. The plugin does not bundle a widget runtime and
cannot show anything without it.
What is sent, where, and when:
-
Hosted widget script. On every page where the widget is placed, the
visitor’s browser loads the Sigora widget script from
https://sigora.uk/widgets/v1/sigora-widget.js, or from the bundle URL your
Sigora account returns during a connection test (currently
https://widgets.sigora.uk/widgets/v1/sigora-widget.js). As with any
externally hosted script, that request sends the visitor’s IP address, user
agent, and the page URL as referrer. -
Local-area data. The loaded script then requests area data from the Sigora
API athttps://sigora.uk. It sends your public Sigora site key, your site’s
origin, the page URL, and the listing context you configured for that
placement – latitude and longitude, or postcode, or place slug – together with
the listing reference. It does not send names, email addresses, or any other
personal data held by WordPress. -
Connection test. When an administrator presses Test connection on the Sigora
admin page, WordPress makes one server-side request to
https://sigora.uk/api/v1/public/widget/plugin/diagnostic carrying your site
key and your site’s origin. Nothing is sent at any other time. -
Optional listing inventory. Only if you save a private inventory token,
Sigora reads your published PropertyHive listing records from this site over an
authenticated REST route on its own schedule. Remove the saved token to revoke
that access. The token is never emitted in page HTML or in public REST output.
The service is provided by Sigora Insights Ltd (https://sigora.uk). Using this
plugin means accepting that provider’s terms and privacy policy:
- Terms of service: https://sigora.uk/legal/b2b-tos
- Privacy policy: https://sigora.uk/privacy
- Data processing addendum: https://sigora.uk/legal/b2b-dpa
Screenshots
The Sigora admin page: site key, PropertyHive injection, listing inventory and Plugin health.
The widget on a listing, showing all nine lenses.
The Sigora Widget block in the block editor, with its inspector controls.
