# Wordpress

Setting up WordPress is quick and easy, as we provide a dedicated app for you. This app manages the pageView event, and if you have WooCommerce installed, it automatically captures all e-commerce events. If you want to track more events, please refer to [our guide](/implementation/browser/events.md) on how to send additional events.

To begin, you must have an EdgeTag account and a website added to it. If you haven't added your website yet, please check out the [Getting Started guide](/overview/getting-started.md).

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Need help during installation? Join us on our [community Slack](https://join.slack.com/t/blotout-shared/shared_invite/zt-nzwq4zpj-hOpfoZUs9Ar0n~fSxPBaSw).

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