WP Webhooks – Automate repetitive tasks by creating powerful automation workflows directly within WordPress
Put your website on autopilot by automating manual tasks to leverage your time and resources for what’s really important to your project or business. WP Webhooks lets you connect your website, plugins and apps together using powerful no-code automations. Browse 100+ Integrations | Compare Free vs Pr
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Put your website on autopilot by automating manual tasks to leverage your time and resources for what’s really important to your project or business. WP Webhooks lets you connect your website, plugins and apps together using powerful no-code automations.
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WP Webhooks Automations can be used in the following ways:
Trigger (Send Data): A trigger sends information from your WordPress website on a specific event (e.g. when a user logs in), to any API or external service of your choice (e.g. Zapier, Make, Pabbly, …).
Action (Receive Data): An action is the reversed way of the trigger. It allows you to receive data on your website from any API or external service (e.g. Zapier, Make, Pabbly) which then executes a specific functionality on your WordPress website (e.g. creating a user or post).
Flows ( Pro ) A Flow allows you to connect both the triggers and actions together and create tasks that are executed in a consecutive order. E.g. When a new user is created (trigger), send an email to the user.
Abilities (AI agents & MCP): Expose any WP Webhooks action as a WordPress Ability that AI assistants and agents can run. Turn an action on from the Receive Data screen and it is registered as an ability (for example wp-webhooks/wordpress-create-post ) with an input schema, an output schema and a permission check. Exposed abilities are available over the WordPress REST API, and with an MCP server such as the MCP Adapter they become tools for MCP clients like Claude and Cursor. You can also go the other way and run any ability registered on your site through a webhook. Requires WordPress 6.9 or newer.
To give you some practical automation examples, here are a few things you can do via our plugin:
Usage examples
- Create a WordPress user as soon as a new signup happens on Teachable
- Create a WordPress post using Alexa (Voice Control)
- Use Make, Pabbly, Zapier, etc. to update a user and its meta values
- Create a Woocommerce order from some Airtable data
- Send data once a Gravity Form submission was received
- Send data after a user filled out a WPForms form
- Send data to intercom when a user logs into your WordPress website
- Fire your own PHP code based on incoming data
