=== Grover Work Connect ===
Contributors: groverwork
Tags: contractor, estimates, invoices, quotes, payments
Requires at least: 6.0
Tested up to: 6.8
Requires PHP: 7.4
Stable tag: 1.0.0
License: GPLv2 or later
License URI: https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html

Show your Grover Work app (bids, e-signatures, payments, AI finished-look photos) inside WordPress, and add a request-a-quote form to your site.

== Description ==

Grover Work is a service for contractors and home service businesses: send a bid customers can sign on their phone, take card and bank payments, and show customers what the finished project could look like.

This plugin connects your WordPress site to your Grover Work account:

* Shows the Grover Work app inside your WordPress admin, on a screen called "Grover Work".
* Adds a request-a-quote form you can put on any page with the shortcode `[grover_work_quote_form]` or the block "Grover Work: Request a quote". Requests are emailed to your site's administrator email address with WordPress's own mail. Nothing from the form is sent to Grover Work.
* Shows a short getting-started checklist.

The app itself runs on Grover Work's servers (app.groverwork.com). A free plan is available with no card needed; paid plans and payment-processing fees are listed at https://groverwork.com. Your bids, customers and invoices are stored in your Grover Work account, not in WordPress.

== External services ==

This plugin connects to a service run by Grover Work. It does nothing until an administrator clicks "Connect this site" on the Grover Work screen.

**What the plugin sends, and when**

1. When you click "Connect this site" (or "Send the email again"): your site's admin address (for example https://example.com) and the email address you typed, plus the plugin version, are sent to https://api.groverwork.com. Grover Work emails that address a link to confirm the site.
2. While the screen says "Check your email": the plugin asks https://api.groverwork.com every few seconds, from the open admin page only, whether the link was confirmed. It sends your site address and a random code made for this connection.
3. When you click "Disconnect this site": the same two values are sent so Grover Work can remove the connection.

After you connect, your browser loads the Grover Work app from https://app.groverwork.com inside a frame on the Grover Work screen. You sign in or create an account there. The app is operated by Grover Work and is covered by its own terms and privacy policy.

The plugin does not send anything in the background, does not track visitors to your site, and does not add anything to your public pages other than the quote form when you place it.

* Service: https://groverwork.com
* Terms of service: https://groverwork.com/terms
* Privacy policy: https://groverwork.com/privacy

== Installation ==

1. Install and activate the plugin.
2. Open "Grover Work" in the admin menu.
3. Check the email address, click "Connect this site", and press Confirm in the email we send.
4. Sign in or create your free account in the app that appears.

Your site needs a public https address.

== Frequently Asked Questions ==

= Does it cost anything? =
The plugin is free. The Grover Work service has a free plan that needs no card. See https://groverwork.com for current plans and fees.

= Where is my data kept? =
Bids, customers and invoices are kept in your Grover Work account. The plugin stores only the connection status, the email you confirmed and a random code in your WordPress options table, and removes them when you delete the plugin.

= How do I disconnect? =
On the Grover Work screen, click "Disconnect this site". Your Grover Work account and data are not affected.

= Why does the app say it cannot be shown? =
Some security plugins block frames. Use "Open in a new tab" on the same screen, or allow app.groverwork.com in your security plugin's frame settings.

== Screenshots ==

1. The connect screen. Nothing is sent to Grover Work until you click Connect this site.
2. Check your email: confirm the site, and this page updates by itself.
3. The Grover Work app inside your WordPress admin, with a getting-started checklist.
4. A bid in the app: line items, totals and Send to customer.
5. The request-a-quote form on your site. Requests are emailed to you.

== Changelog ==

= 1.0.0 =
* First release.

== Upgrade Notice ==

= 1.0.0 =
First release.
