Connect LearnDash to Webhooks

While you can manually maintain data between LearnDash and Webhooks, 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.

Available triggers and actions

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

Triggers (Send Data)	Actions (Receive Data)
Course completed	Complete courses
Lesson completed	Adjust group leader Pro
Quiz completed	Complete lessons Pro
Quiz failed	Complete topics Pro
Topic completed	Create group Pro
Assignment uploaded Pro	Delete course progress Pro
Course access expired Pro	Delete quiz progress Pro
Course access granted Pro	Get group leaders Pro
Course access removed Pro	Grant course access Pro
Group access granted Pro	Grant group access Pro
Group access removed Pro	Mark lesson incomplete Pro
HTTP request received Pro	Mark topics incomplete Pro
	Remove course access Pro
	Remove group access Pro
	Resolve target URL Pro
	Send webhook request Pro

Get started

Use the help files and links down below to get started using WP Webhooks and get LearnDash and Webhooks connected in no time.

Requirements

For those integrations to work properly, it is required to have the following plugins/services in place:

Documentation

For your convenience, we prepared you various links that help you getting started with using WP Webhooks.

Example scenarios

To learn more about possible use cases of these two integration, we prepared some examples down below.

When a topic was completed via

LearnDash, resolve a target URL via

Webhooks.

When a course access was removed via

LearnDash, send a webhook request via

Webhooks.

When a course was completed via

LearnDash, send a webhook request via

Webhooks.

When a course access was removed via

LearnDash, resolve a target URL via

Webhooks.

When a lesson was completed via

LearnDash, resolve a target URL via

Webhooks.

When a group access was granted via

LearnDash, send a webhook request via

Webhooks.

When a course access expired via

LearnDash, send a webhook request via

Webhooks.

When an assignment was uploaded via

LearnDash, send a webhook request via

Webhooks.

When a topic was completed via

LearnDash, send a webhook request via

Webhooks.

When a group access was removed via

LearnDash, send a webhook request via

Webhooks.

When a quiz was failed via

LearnDash, send a webhook request via

Webhooks.

When an assignment was uploaded via

LearnDash, resolve a target URL via

Webhooks.

When a course access was granted via

LearnDash, resolve a target URL via

Webhooks.

When a lesson was completed via

LearnDash, send a webhook request via

Webhooks.

When a quiz was failed via

LearnDash, resolve a target URL via

Webhooks.

When a group access was removed via

LearnDash, resolve a target URL via

Webhooks.

When a quiz was completed via

LearnDash, send a webhook request via

Webhooks.

When a course was completed via

LearnDash, resolve a target URL via

Webhooks.

When a quiz was completed via

LearnDash, resolve a target URL via

Webhooks.

When a course access expired via

LearnDash, resolve a target URL via

Webhooks.

When a course access was granted via

LearnDash, send a webhook request via

Webhooks.

Connection summary

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.

LearnDash

LearnDash is a WordPress plugin that enables website owners to create and sell online courses on their WordPress websites. It includes course content dripping, course forums, and support for multiple payment gateways. The plugin is suitable for educators, trainers, and course creators who want to create interactive, engaging learning experiences for their students.

Webhooks

The webhook integration contains further endpoints that have been specifically designed to integrate with other third-party services that support the standard webhook functionality.