Content publishing on your server

A self-hosted Wordpress.org install keeps your posts and pages on infrastructure you control. When an entry needs to go live or change, a Beam agent reads the target post, applies your rule about categories, scheduling, and which author to attribute, and writes the revision back through the connector where account permissions allow it. It handles routine refreshes so stale pages get current details. Edits that rewrite a whole landing page, or posts tied to a campaign with legal wording, are routed to an editor who approves the version before it publishes.

Contact form submissions

Forms on a Wordpress.org site take in enquiries that need saving and a reply. A Beam agent reads each submission, applies your rule for routing by topic or region, and writes a structured record or a notification to the right team so nothing sits unseen. Straightforward enquiries get an acknowledgment and a tag. Submissions that look like sales opportunities, contain a complaint, or carry signs of spam are routed to a person, who decides whether to answer, escalate, or discard before the sender hears back from anyone.

Category and tag upkeep

Every post on Wordpress.org sits under categories and tags that shape how visitors navigate. A Beam agent reads a post's content and current labels, applies your rule for which taxonomy terms fit, and writes corrected categories and tags back so archives stay coherent. It catches entries that were filed with no category or an obvious mismatch. Posts that seem to need a brand-new category, or that touch several topics at once, are routed to an editor, who decides how the piece should be classified rather than letting the agent guess.