AnyAPI – Send Orders to Any REST API, Webhook & Email for WooCommerce
AnyAPI watches your WooCommerce orders. The moment one comes in, it sends the order details where they need to go — a REST API, a webhook, or an email address. That replaces the copying by hand: new orders into your ERP or CRM, a ship notice to your fulfilment partner, a running record of the day’s
AnyAPI watches your WooCommerce orders. The moment one comes in, it sends the order details where they need to go — a REST API, a webhook, or an email address.
That replaces the copying by hand: new orders into your ERP or CRM, a ship notice to your fulfilment partner, a running record of the day’s orders, or an alert to the team the moment an order is paid.
Every call is logged, so you can see it arrived — and a temporary failure on the other end is retried on its own. No code, nothing to maintain.
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Why AnyAPI?
AnyAPI does one thing and does it precisely: it takes the order data WooCommerce already has, shapes it the way the receiving system expects, and delivers it the moment the order event fires — then shows you that it arrived.
- Point it at a recipient and it runs — set who should receive the order, and from then on every new order goes out on its own.
- One order, wherever it needs to go — the same details can be sent to a REST API, a webhook, or an email address, so changing or adding a destination later isn’t a rebuild.
- It leaves the moment the order does — a new order, a payment, or a status you choose is enough to trigger it; you don’t press anything.
- You can see it arrived — every attempt is recorded with the response it got, shown in your dashboard, and a momentary failure on the other end is retried on its own.
Use Cases — What You Can Connect
Send every order into a Google Sheet
Keeping a spreadsheet of your orders usually means exporting a CSV every few days, or copying orders across by hand — and it falls out of date the moment the next order arrives. AnyAPI adds each order to a Google Sheet as it happens, so the sheet keeps itself current. Every order becomes a new row you can sort, filter, or hand to someone who doesn’t have access to WooCommerce — a bookkeeper, a supplier, a partner.
It works with a webhook and a short Google Apps Script, both covered step by step in the guide.
→ Send WooCommerce orders to Google Sheets
Tell your team the moment an order comes in
Nobody wants to sit watching the orders screen — but for a busy store, knowing an order landed the second it happens changes how fast you can act on it. AnyAPI posts each new order straight into a Slack channel, so the whole team sees it in the place they’re already working. Order number, total, and the details that matter, dropped in as it happens — no one has to log in to WooCommerce to find out.
