System Requirements

Overview

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OneSuite runs as a WordPress plugin and depends on a stable WordPress environment, HTTPS, working REST API requests, scheduled WordPress tasks, and properly configured third-party service accounts for integrations such as email, calendar, SMS, telephony, payments, meetings, and OAuth connections.

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Before You Begin

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• Administrator access to WordPress and hosting.
• An installable OneSuite ZIP package.
• Provider credentials for services you plan to connect.

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Requirements

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• WordPress administrator access.
• A current OneSuite package or active OneSuite installation.
• A valid OneSuite license for protected features.
• HTTPS is strongly recommended for customer-facing and OAuth workflows.
• A current desktop browser such as Chrome, Edge, Firefox, or Safari.
• Reliable hosting with database access and server resources suitable for business software.

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Step-by-Step Instructions

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1. Confirm WordPress is installed and loading correctly.
2. Confirm the site uses HTTPS.
3. Confirm you can upload and activate plugins.
4. Confirm the WordPress REST API is not blocked by security software.
5. Confirm scheduled WordPress tasks are not disabled by hosting policy.
6. Prepare service accounts for Gmail, Outlook, Stripe, SMS, telephony, Zoom, Google Calendar, or other services you will connect.
7. Review user roles and decide who will administer OneSuite after installation.

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Expected Result

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The environment is ready for OneSuite installation and core configuration.

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Screenshots

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Production screenshots are added only when captured from the current OneSuite release. This article is ready for screenshots, but does not use mockups or placeholder images.

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Tips & Best Practices

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• Use production-quality hosting rather than minimal shared hosting for active business operations.
• Keep provider credentials organized and accessible only to authorized administrators.
• Use a staging site for testing major updates when possible.

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Troubleshooting

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• Upload fails: verify the file is the installable plugin ZIP and not a source package.
• OAuth fails: confirm HTTPS and provider redirect settings.
• Slow screens: review hosting resources and active plugins.

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Related Articles

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• Installing OneSuite
• Updating OneSuite
• Activating Your License

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Last Updated: July 2026

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