You edit a page, and your chat knows straight away.
With automatic indexing, every piece of content published, modified or deleted in WordPress is updated in DigiSeer, with no action on your part.
Turning it on
- The Automatic indexing switch is under the title of the Indexing page, next to SEO data.
- The “i” badge recalls what it does.
- It shows as soon as the plugin has sent its key, that is after opening the DigiSeer menu once in the WordPress admin.
What happens
- Published or modified content is (re)indexed.
- Content that is unpublished, trashed, deleted or password-protected is removed from the index.
- If the text has not changed, nothing is recalculated: no tokens used.
- Content in the “do not index” list is ignored.
On paid plans, each update consumes tokens, counted in the site's quota.
On the Free plan, indexing is on us: it does not count towards the quota.
A change does not show in the answers?
A few quick checks usually sort it out:
- Check that automatic indexing is on.
- Check that the content is not excluded.
- On the Indexing page, content marked To re-index can be indexed by hand with Index selection.
Deleted content still shows?
Content deleted while automatic indexing was off (or the plugin deactivated) stays in the index, marked No longer published on the Indexing page.
Don't worry, two clicks are enough:
- Tick it.
- Click Remove from the index: the chat will no longer use it.
To go further: Indexing your content.
Updated on 11 November 2026