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WordPress Cloud

Sign in and find your way around

Where the WordPress Cloud control panel lives, what each part of the navigation does, and what the dashboard tells you.

The WordPress Cloud control panel is at cp.webgee.cloud. Sign in with the email address and password for your WebGee organisation. Applies to all WordPress Cloud packages.

This is a different panel from the Cloud Console at console.webgee.cloud, which manages VPS and dedicated servers. See The WebGee Cloud Console if you are looking for that.

The dashboard

The WordPress Cloud dashboard, showing the get-started banner and the visitors chart

Until you add your first website the dashboard shows a Let's get started banner. Once sites exist it shows aggregate visitor numbers — total and unique hits — across the organisation.

The navigation

ItemWhat it covers
HomeDashboard and organisation-wide visitor figures
WebsitesEvery site you own; the submenu holds Import website
EmailsMailboxes on your production domains
LogsEvery action taken in the panel, with the account that took it
PackagesQuotas and usage for each package you hold
UsersPeople with access to the organisation
IntegrationsCloudflare and Slack connections
BillingInvoices and payment
HelpSupport entry point

Per-site navigation

Selecting a website replaces the top bar with that site's own tabs — Apps, Files, Databases, Emails, Domains, Analytics, Backups, Security and an Advanced menu.

The Advanced menu on a website, listing Redirects, Optimisation, FTP, Developer tools and Node.js

The tabs differ slightly by site type. Staging sites have no Emails tab and show Redirects as a top-level tab; production sites have Emails and move Redirects into Advanced.

Use the domain name in the breadcrumb to switch between sites without going back to the list.

Set the panel language

The panel interface is available in around twenty languages, several marked BETA. Set yours under the account menu → My accountLanguage.

Arabic is not currently among them; the panel interface is English for Arabic-speaking customers.

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