Whitelist CheckView in CleanTalk
Good news: CheckView now automatically whitelists itself in your CleanTalk account during tests, covering both Anti-Spam and Spam Firewall, for all form types. In most cases no manual setup is needed. Follow the steps below only as a fallback, for example if your CleanTalk API token is missing or invalid and tests still fail with a spam-related error.
While we attempt to disable CleanTalk integrations during our testing, it is recommended to whitelist our domain (checkview.io) using a wildcard to ensure that our bots can submit forms or complete WooCommerce transactions without being blocked by CleanTalk Anti-Spam. CleanTalk is a powerful anti-spam service, but it can sometimes interfere with automated testing by flagging and blocking our test bot activities.
Steps to Whitelist CheckView Domain in CleanTalk
Step 1: Log in to the CleanTalk Dashboard
• Go to CleanTalk Dashboard.
• Enter your username and password to log in.
Step 2: Access Anti-Spam Settings
• After logging in, select the website you need to configure.
• Navigate to the “Settings” tab on the selected website’s dashboard.
Step 3: Whitelist the Domain
• In the “Settings” tab, locate the “Advanced settings” section.
• Find the “White/Black List” field.
• Click “Add Record”.
• Select “White List” from the drop-down menu.
• Enter *.checkview.io to whitelist all subdomains.
• Click “Save” or press “Enter”.
Step 4: Save and Confirm
• Scroll down and click “Save” to apply the changes.
• Verify that *.checkview.io is now listed in the White List section.
If tests are still blocked, also add CheckView’s IP addresses from this list to the same White List.
You should be all set!
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