A custom WordPress plugin adds what your site is missing, without changing your theme. It can import data on a schedule from a ticketing system, an inventory or a CRM, create content types of your own and give your editors simple tools in WordPress and Elementor.
It fits when your WordPress site serves you well, except that it doesn’t talk to your other systems.
The show lineup comes from the ticketing system and updates itself during the day.
Products, prices and availability imported from your management system.
Content types of your own, such as members, projects or resources, with their own fields.
The designer places the real data in their templates, with no code.
Scheduled imports through the API of your ticketing system, inventory or CRM, with a log of each run.
A lock on each field keeps your team’s version, even when the source changes its own.
Your data becomes elements the designer drags into their pages.
Your events, products or services described for Google and for AI search engines.
They find what they’re looking for without digging through the WordPress admin.
Photos converted to WebP, with the original kept.
Step 11 to 2 weeks
J3B Web looks at your site, your systems and their API documentation. Sometimes an existing plugin is enough, and you’ll be told.
Step 2About 1 week
You decide together which data comes from the source, which your team edits, and how often the site syncs.
Step 31 to 3 weeks
The admin screens and the Elementor tags are planned with your designer.
Step 44 to 16 weeks depending on scope
The plugin is first installed on a copy of your site, where each version is tried before production.
Step 51 to 2 weeks
A first full sync, a check of the pages, then training for your editors.
Step 6Ongoing
J3B Web keeps up with updates to WordPress, Elementor and your systems’ APIs.
Projects designed and programmed by J3B Web.
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The lineup syncs with the Tuxedo box office, the team’s edits are protected and the designer builds the pages in Elementor.
60+dynamic tags for building pages in Elementor
No. The plugin is added to your current site. Your theme, Elementor and your pages stay in place, and your editors keep working as before.
If the field is locked, the plugin keeps your team’s version. The other fields, such as dates and statuses, update on their own.
Yes. It adds dynamic tags, widgets and filters that the designer uses in their Elementor templates, with the real data.
When your employees or clients need to log in to manage files, invoices or schedules. For a site’s public content, such as a show lineup or a catalog, a plugin is often the simplest path.
Management tools, client portals and SaaS products that open in the browser, on desktop, tablet and phone.
Web apps that install on the home screen, work offline and sync when the network comes back.
APIs that power iOS and Android apps, with full access to the device, such as the camera, NFC or an RFID reader.
Replacing an aging system with current software, with all of its data carried over.
Tell Bobby which systems your site needs to listen to. The first call lasts 30 minutes, with no commitment.