Connect Webhooks to WordPress

Let the integrations Webhooks and WordPress talk to each other and create fully autonomous workflows, directly within your WordPress website. This allows you to focus your resources and time on tasks that are really important for your business.

All triggers and actions

Find out more about how to connect Webhooks with our available endpoints below. By clicking on one, you will learn more about the specific endpoint.
Triggers (Send Data) Actions (Receive Data)
The WordPress Logo for our integration Comment created The WordPress Logo for our integration Create comment
The WordPress Logo for our integration Comment deleted The WordPress Logo for our integration Create post
The WordPress Logo for our integration Comment trashed The WordPress Logo for our integration Create user
The WordPress Logo for our integration Comment updated The WordPress Logo for our integration Custom PHP action
The WordPress Logo for our integration Custom trigger called The WordPress Logo for our integration Delete comment
The WordPress Logo for our integration DEMO TEST TRIGGER The WordPress Logo for our integration Delete post
The WordPress Logo for our integration Email sent The WordPress Logo for our integration Delete user
The WordPress Logo for our integration Post created The WordPress Logo for our integration Get multiple posts
The WordPress Logo for our integration Post deleted The WordPress Logo for our integration Get multiple users
The WordPress Logo for our integration Post trashed The WordPress Logo for our integration Get post
The WordPress Logo for our integration Post updated The WordPress Logo for our integration Get user
The WordPress Logo for our integration User created The WordPress Logo for our integration Send email
The WordPress Logo for our integration User deleted The WordPress Logo for our integration Set taxonomy term meta
The WordPress Logo for our integration Set taxonomy terms
The WordPress Logo for our integration User updated The WordPress Logo for our integration Test action
The Webhooks Logo for our WP Webhooks integration HTTP request received Pro The WordPress Logo for our integration Trash comment
The WordPress Logo for our integration Hook apply_filters fired Pro The WordPress Logo for our integration Update comment
The WordPress Logo for our integration Hook do_action fired Pro The WordPress Logo for our integration Activate plugin Pro
The WordPress Logo for our integration New site created Pro The WordPress Logo for our integration Call PHP function Pro
The WordPress Logo for our integration Plugin activated Pro The WordPress Logo for our integration Call apply_filters hook Pro
The WordPress Logo for our integration Plugin deactivated Pro The WordPress Logo for our integration Copy file Pro
The WordPress Logo for our integration Plugin deleted Pro The WordPress Logo for our integration Copy folder Pro
The WordPress Logo for our integration Shortcode called Pro The WordPress Logo for our integration Create URL attachment Pro
The WordPress Logo for our integration Taxonomy term created Pro The WordPress Logo for our integration Create base64 attachment Pro
The WordPress Logo for our integration Taxonomy term deleted Pro The WordPress Logo for our integration Create file Pro
The WordPress Logo for our integration Taxonomy term updated Pro The WordPress Logo for our integration Create folder Pro
The WordPress Logo for our integration User logged out Pro The WordPress Logo for our integration Create path attachment Pro
The WordPress Logo for our integration User password reset Pro The WordPress Logo for our integration Create taxonomy term Pro
The WordPress Logo for our integration WordPress hook fired Pro The WordPress Logo for our integration Deactivate plugin Pro
The WordPress Logo for our integration Delete attachment Pro
The WordPress Logo for our integration Delete file Pro
The WordPress Logo for our integration Delete folder Pro
The WordPress Logo for our integration Delete taxonomy term Pro
The WordPress Logo for our integration Fire do_action hook Pro
The WordPress Logo for our integration Fire multiple webhooks Pro
The WordPress Logo for our integration Get taxonomy term Pro
The WordPress Logo for our integration Get taxonomy terms Pro
The WordPress Logo for our integration Install plugin Pro
The WordPress Logo for our integration Move file Pro
The WordPress Logo for our integration Move folder Pro
The WordPress Logo for our integration Multisite assign user Pro
The WordPress Logo for our integration Rename file or folder Pro
The Webhooks Logo for our WP Webhooks integration Resolve target URL Pro
The WordPress Logo for our integration Send remote HTTP POST Pro
The Webhooks Logo for our WP Webhooks integration Send webhook request Pro
The WordPress Logo for our integration Uninstall plugin Pro
The WordPress Logo for our integration Update plugin Pro
The WordPress Logo for our integration Update post Pro
The WordPress Logo for our integration Update taxonomy term Pro
The WordPress Logo for our integration Update user Pro

Get started

To make your start as easy as possible, we prepared various helpfiles for you that help you getting started with connecting Webhooks with WordPress in no time.

Requirements

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

Documentation

To take advantage of all the features offered by WP Webhooks, we prepared some useful links for you down below.

Example use cases

Down below are various examples on how you can use these two integrations in combination.
When a HTTP request was received via The Webhooks Logo for our WP Webhooks integration Webhooks, trash a comment via The WordPress Logo for our integration WordPress.
When a HTTP request was received via The Webhooks Logo for our WP Webhooks integration Webhooks, fire custom PHP code via The WordPress Logo for our integration WordPress.
When a HTTP request was received via The Webhooks Logo for our WP Webhooks integration Webhooks, fire multiple webhooks within one request via The WordPress Logo for our integration WordPress.
When a HTTP request was received via The Webhooks Logo for our WP Webhooks integration Webhooks, get one or multiple taxonomy terms via The WordPress Logo for our integration WordPress.
When a HTTP request was received via The Webhooks Logo for our WP Webhooks integration Webhooks, call a PHP function via The WordPress Logo for our integration WordPress.
When a HTTP request was received via The Webhooks Logo for our WP Webhooks integration Webhooks, get or search for multiple posts via The WordPress Logo for our integration WordPress.
When a HTTP request was received via The Webhooks Logo for our WP Webhooks integration Webhooks, delete a user via The WordPress Logo for our integration WordPress.
When a HTTP request was received via The Webhooks Logo for our WP Webhooks integration Webhooks, update a plugin via The WordPress Logo for our integration WordPress.
When a HTTP request was received via The Webhooks Logo for our WP Webhooks integration Webhooks, delete a file via The WordPress Logo for our integration WordPress.
When a HTTP request was received via The Webhooks Logo for our WP Webhooks integration Webhooks, get a single taxonomy term via The WordPress Logo for our integration WordPress.
When a HTTP request was received via The Webhooks Logo for our WP Webhooks integration Webhooks, assign a user to a multisite sub-site via The WordPress Logo for our integration WordPress.
When a HTTP request was received via The Webhooks Logo for our WP Webhooks integration Webhooks, delete an attachment via The WordPress Logo for our integration WordPress.
When a HTTP request was received via The Webhooks Logo for our WP Webhooks integration Webhooks, create a post via The WordPress Logo for our integration WordPress.
When a HTTP request was received via The Webhooks Logo for our WP Webhooks integration Webhooks, uninstall a plugin via The WordPress Logo for our integration WordPress.
When a HTTP request was received via The Webhooks Logo for our WP Webhooks integration Webhooks, create a user via The WordPress Logo for our integration WordPress.
When a HTTP request was received via The Webhooks Logo for our WP Webhooks integration Webhooks, copy a folder via The WordPress Logo for our integration WordPress.
When a HTTP request was received via The Webhooks Logo for our WP Webhooks integration Webhooks, deactivate a plugin via The WordPress Logo for our integration WordPress.
When a HTTP request was received via The Webhooks Logo for our WP Webhooks integration Webhooks, update a user via The WordPress Logo for our integration WordPress.
When a HTTP request was received via The Webhooks Logo for our WP Webhooks integration Webhooks, get or search for multiple users via The WordPress Logo for our integration WordPress.
When a HTTP request was received via The Webhooks Logo for our WP Webhooks integration Webhooks, delete a folder via The WordPress Logo for our integration WordPress.
When a HTTP request was received via The Webhooks Logo for our WP Webhooks integration Webhooks, add, update, or delete WP user meta via The WordPress Logo for our integration WordPress.

More info

Within the two columns down below, you will find further details about the Webhooks and the WordPress integrations and what purpose they have.

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.

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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