Connect Woocommerce to WP Courseware

While your competitors are working hard on their growth, better don't waste any time with tedious tasks. With WP Webhooks, you can connect Woocommerce and WP Courseware together to create highly automated workflows so that you can focus your time and resources on what's really important to your business.

Available triggers and actions

With these integrations, you can simply connect Woocommerce with any other of our integrations and vice versa. In case you want to learn more about a specific endpoint, you can simply click on it.

Triggers (Send Data)	Actions (Receive Data)
Course completed	Add coupon emails Pro
Module completed	Add coupon user IDs Pro
Order created	Course enroll user Pro
Unit completed	Course unenroll user Pro
User enrolled	Create Woocommerce order Pro
Coupon created Pro	Create coupon Pro
Coupon deleted Pro	Woocommerce API call Pro
Coupon restored Pro
Coupon updated Pro
Customer created Pro
Customer deleted Pro
Customer updated Pro
Order deleted Pro
Order restored Pro
Order updated Pro
Product added to cart Pro
Product created Pro
Product deleted Pro
Product restored Pro
Product review approved Pro
Product updated Pro
Product viewed Pro
User password updated Pro

Get started

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

Requirements

To use these integrations, please note that the following plugins/services are required:

Documentation

To make your start as smooth as possible, we prepared various helpfiles for you that assure an easy start using WP Webhooks.

Connection examples

Down below you will find various examples on how you can use these two integrations in combination.

When an order was created via

WooCommerce, enroll a user to one or multiple courses via WP Courseware.

When an order was restored via

WooCommerce, unenroll a user from one or multiple courses via WP Courseware.

When a product was viewed via

WooCommerce, unenroll a user from one or multiple courses via WP Courseware.

When a coupon was restored via

WooCommerce, unenroll a user from one or multiple courses via WP Courseware.

When a customer was updated via

WooCommerce, enroll a user to one or multiple courses via WP Courseware.

When a product was updated via

WooCommerce, unenroll a user from one or multiple courses via WP Courseware.

When a coupon was updated via

WooCommerce, unenroll a user from one or multiple courses via WP Courseware.

When a customer was deleted via

WooCommerce, enroll a user to one or multiple courses via WP Courseware.

When a product review has been approved via

WooCommerce, unenroll a user from one or multiple courses via WP Courseware.

When a coupon was updated via

WooCommerce, enroll a user to one or multiple courses via WP Courseware.

When a customer was created via

WooCommerce, unenroll a user from one or multiple courses via WP Courseware.

When a product was created via

WooCommerce, enroll a user to one or multiple courses via WP Courseware.

When a product was deleted via

WooCommerce, unenroll a user from one or multiple courses via WP Courseware.

When a coupon was created via

WooCommerce, unenroll a user from one or multiple courses via WP Courseware.

When a customer was created via

WooCommerce, enroll a user to one or multiple courses via WP Courseware.

When a coupon was restored via

WooCommerce, enroll a user to one or multiple courses via WP Courseware.

When a user password is updated via

WooCommerce, enroll a user to one or multiple courses via WP Courseware.

When an order was created via

WooCommerce, unenroll a user from one or multiple courses via WP Courseware.

When an order was updated via

WooCommerce, enroll a user to one or multiple courses via WP Courseware.

When an order was deleted via

WooCommerce, enroll a user to one or multiple courses via WP Courseware.

When a product was deleted via

WooCommerce, enroll a user to one or multiple courses via WP Courseware.

Integration summary

To learn more about the two integrations, we suggest taking a look at their individual descriptions down below.

Woocommerce

WooCommerce is an open-source e-commerce plugin for WordPress. It is designed for small to large-sized online merchants using WordPress. While WooCommerce webhooks are, by default, limited, WP Webhooks aims to fill that gap.

WP Courseware

WP Courseware is a learning management plugin for WordPress that allows you to create online courses with a simple drag and drop builder.