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A closer look at the WordPress projects, ideas and community behind @whoisakash.
01 / A body of work
Public projects and source-backed details. A place to discover the work and follow it back to its home.
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Hook WordPress and WooCommerce to Slack, Discord, Telegram, Teams, Google Chat, n8n, Make, Zapier or any webhook, with retries and a log.
02 / The project library
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WordPress pluginHook WordPress and WooCommerce to Slack, Discord, Telegram, Teams, Google Chat, n8n, Make, Zapier or any webhook, with retries and a log.
Explore features on the official listing · v1.0.0
WordPress pluginCustomer analytics for WooCommerce: your best customers, who is about to stop buying, what each customer is worth, with optional AI insights.
Explore features on the official listing · v1.0.0Read the full bio ↗WordPress plugin developer based in India. I build integration plugins that connect WordPress and WooCommerce sites to the tools teams already use, such as Slack, Discord, Telegram, CRMs and automation platforms like n8n, Make and Zapier. I am the author of Hookbird, a free plugin that sends site events like new orders, signups and failed logins to any app, with…
Read their story ↗I started working with WordPress by building custom plugins professionally, mostly integrations that connect WordPress sites with enterprise systems through OAuth, SSO and CRM APIs. Along the way I saw how often small site owners need the same kind of connection: a message in Slack when an order comes in,…
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