Connect IFTTT to WordPress

Are you looking for a way to connect IFTTT and WordPress together? Then you just found your perfect solution. WP Webhooks allows you to create fully automated workflows directly within your WordPress website so that you can focus on other parts of your business.

All endpoints

Start automating by using our optimized endpoints for IFTTT. To learn more about a specific endpoint, simply click on it.

Triggers (Send Data)	Actions (Receive Data)
Comment created	Create comment
Comment deleted	Create post
Comment trashed	Create user
Comment updated	Custom PHP action
Custom trigger called	Delete comment
DEMO TEST TRIGGER	Delete post
Email sent	Delete user
Post created	Get multiple posts
Post deleted	Get multiple users
Post trashed	Get post
Post updated	Get user
User created	Send data to IFTTT webhook
User deleted	Send email
User logged in	Set taxonomy term meta
User updated	Set taxonomy terms
Hook apply_filters fired Pro	Test action
Hook do_action fired Pro	Trash comment
IFTTT webhook request received Pro	Update comment
New site created Pro	Activate plugin Pro
Plugin activated Pro	Call PHP function Pro
Plugin deactivated Pro	Call apply_filters hook Pro
Plugin deleted Pro	Copy file Pro
Shortcode called Pro	Copy folder Pro
Taxonomy term created Pro	Create URL attachment Pro
Taxonomy term deleted Pro	Create base64 attachment Pro
Taxonomy term updated Pro	Create file Pro
User logged out Pro	Create folder Pro
User password reset Pro	Create path attachment Pro
WordPress hook fired Pro	Create taxonomy term Pro
	Deactivate plugin Pro
	Delete attachment Pro
	Delete file Pro
	Delete folder Pro
	Delete taxonomy term Pro
	Fire do_action hook Pro
	Fire multiple webhooks Pro
	Get taxonomy term Pro
	Get taxonomy terms Pro
	Install plugin Pro
	Manage WP post meta Pro
	Manage WP user meta Pro
	Move file Pro
	Move folder Pro
	Multisite assign user Pro
	Rename file or folder Pro
	Send remote HTTP POST Pro
	Uninstall plugin Pro
	Update plugin Pro
	Update post Pro
	Update taxonomy term Pro
	Update user Pro

Get started

To learn more about how you can connect IFTTT with WordPress, we preapred you some neat details on getting started down below.

Requirements

In order to use the integrations, you need to have the following plugin/services installed and activated:

Documentation

To make sure you have everything you need, we prepared some neat links for you that assure a smooth start of using WP Webhooks.

Scenario examples

Within the list down below, you will find various examples on how to connect the integrations together.

When a IFTTT webhook request was received via

IFTTT, create a post via

WordPress.

When a IFTTT webhook request was received via

IFTTT, get one or multiple taxonomy terms via

WordPress.

When a IFTTT webhook request was received via

IFTTT, deactivate a plugin via

WordPress.

When a IFTTT webhook request was received via

IFTTT, move a folder via

WordPress.

When a IFTTT webhook request was received via

IFTTT, copy a folder via

WordPress.

When a IFTTT webhook request was received via

IFTTT, get a single taxonomy term via

WordPress.

When a IFTTT webhook request was received via

IFTTT, trash a comment via

WordPress.

When a IFTTT webhook request was received via

IFTTT, create a taxonomy term via

WordPress.

When a IFTTT webhook request was received via

IFTTT, assign a user to a multisite sub-site via

WordPress.

When a IFTTT webhook request was received via

IFTTT, get a user via

WordPress.

When a IFTTT webhook request was received via

IFTTT, create an attachment from a URL via

WordPress.

When a IFTTT webhook request was received via

IFTTT, fire custom PHP code via

WordPress.

When a IFTTT webhook request was received via

IFTTT, send an email via

WordPress.

When a IFTTT webhook request was received via

IFTTT, call a apply_filters hook via

WordPress.

When a IFTTT webhook request was received via

IFTTT, create a user via

WordPress.

When a IFTTT webhook request was received via

IFTTT, set custom taxonomy terms via

WordPress.

When a IFTTT webhook request was received via

IFTTT, activate a plugin via

WordPress.

When a IFTTT webhook request was received via

IFTTT, delete a user via

WordPress.

When a IFTTT webhook request was received via

IFTTT, install a plugin via

WordPress.

When a IFTTT webhook request was received via

IFTTT, delete a post via

WordPress.

When a IFTTT webhook request was received via

IFTTT, get or search for multiple posts via

WordPress.

Integration info

In case it is unclear of what each of the integrations is about, we prepared a short explanation for both the IFTTT and the WordPress integration down below.

IFTTT

IFTTT (short for "If This Then That") is a web-based service that allows users to create simple "recipes" that specify a trigger (this) and an action (that) to be taken when the trigger occurs. These recipes, also known as "applets," can be used to automate tasks and connect various web services, devices, and apps. For example, a user could create an applet that automatically turns off their smart lights when they leave their home or sends them a notification if it starts raining in their location. IFTTT is a versatile tool that can be used to streamline workflows and automate tasks in many different ways.

WordPress

WordPress is a free, open-source platform to create websites and blogs. It is used on more than 64 million sites and continuously grows. WP Webhooks is made for WordPress and offers amazing features right out of the box to save you time and resources. It will extend the CMS by WordPress webhooks.

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