Connect Kadence Blocks to IFTTT

While you can manually maintain data between Kadence Blocks and IFTTT, there is a better way to get started with that. WP Webhooks allows you to create fully automated workflows without the need of any human interaction, so that you can focus on what is really important to your business.

Triggers & actions

Down below you will find a list with further details about all available endpoints for this plugin. This allows you to learn more about a specific feature so taht cou can make the most out of Kadence Blocks.

Triggers (Send Data)	Actions (Receive Data)
Form submitted Pro	Send data to IFTTT webhook
IFTTT webhook request received Pro

Get started

To get started with connecting Kadence Blocks with IFTTT, we preapared you further details down below. Those information will help you getting started in no time.

Requirements

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

Documentation

We offer various helpfiles to make sure your start is as smooth as possible. Down below you will see a list with selected articles that help you getting started in no time.

Use cases

Need some extra inspiration? Check out some of the usage examples for these integrations down below.

When a form was submitted via

Kadence Blocks, send data to a IFTTT webhook via

IFTTT.

Connection summary

To better understand what both of the Kadence Blocks and the IFTTT integrations are about, we prepared you two short descriptions down below.

Kadence Blocks

Kadence Blocks is a WordPress plugin that provides a collection of custom blocks for the WordPress block editor (Gutenberg). The blocks include a variety of content blocks, such as columns, buttons, accordions, and carousels, as well as design blocks for customizing the appearance of the blocks. The plugin is designed to make it easy for users to create professional-looking layouts and designs without the need for coding skills.

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.