Connect Woocommerce to WP Reset

Create a connection between Woocommerce to WP Reset and let those two services talk to each other to create completely automated WordPress workflows. This helps you to automate various business processes without the need for human interaction.

All available endpoints

Create your first WordPress automation using Woocommerce by clicking on one of the available endpoints down below.

Triggers (Send Data)	Actions (Receive Data)
Order created	Clean uploads folder
Coupon created Pro	Delete .htaccess file
Coupon deleted Pro	Delete custom tables
Coupon restored Pro	Delete plugins
Coupon updated Pro	Delete themes
Customer created Pro	Delete transients
Customer deleted Pro	Reset WordPress
Customer updated Pro	Truncate custom tables
Order deleted Pro	Add coupon emails Pro
Order restored Pro	Add coupon user IDs Pro
Order updated Pro	Create Woocommerce order Pro
Product added to cart Pro	Create coupon Pro
Product created Pro	Woocommerce API call Pro
Product deleted Pro
Product restored Pro
Product review approved Pro
Product updated Pro
Product viewed Pro
User password updated Pro

Get started

Setups can be tedious. We make sure this doesn't happen. Down below we prepared you various information that helps you connecting Woocommerce with WP Reset in no time.

Requirements

It is required to have the following plugins/services in place in order to use this connection.

Documentation

In order make your start as easy as possible, we prepared a list for you that helps you getting started in the smoothest way possible.

Scenario examples

Get inspired on how to use this integration. Down below you will find various examples with our other integrations.

When a product review has been approved via

WooCommerce, delete the .htaccess file via

WP Reset.

When a user password is updated via

WooCommerce, reset WordPress via

WP Reset.

When an order was updated via

WooCommerce, delete all plugins via

WP Reset.

When a customer was deleted via

WooCommerce, clean the WordPress uploads folder via

WP Reset.

When a customer was updated via

WooCommerce, delete custom tables via

WP Reset.

When a customer was updated via

WooCommerce, delete all plugins via

WP Reset.

When a coupon was deleted via

WooCommerce, truncate custom tables via

WP Reset.

When a product was added to the cart via

WooCommerce, delete all transients via

WP Reset.

When a customer was created via

WooCommerce, delete all themes via

WP Reset.

When a customer was deleted via

WooCommerce, delete all transients via

WP Reset.

When a user password is updated via

WooCommerce, delete all transients via

WP Reset.

When a product was added to the cart via

WooCommerce, reset WordPress via

WP Reset.

When a product was viewed via

WooCommerce, reset WordPress via

WP Reset.

When an order was deleted via

WooCommerce, delete all plugins via

WP Reset.

When a customer was created via

WooCommerce, delete all transients via

WP Reset.

When a product was deleted via

WooCommerce, reset WordPress via

WP Reset.

When a customer was created via

WooCommerce, truncate custom tables via

WP Reset.

When a coupon was created via

WooCommerce, clean the WordPress uploads folder via

WP Reset.

When an order was updated via

WooCommerce, delete custom tables via

WP Reset.

When an order was updated via

WooCommerce, truncate custom tables via

WP Reset.

When an order was deleted via

WooCommerce, delete custom tables via

WP Reset.

Integration info

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

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 Reset

WP Reset is a powerful plugin that allows you to reset certain parts of your WordPress website (or everything). It can also be used to clean up your WordPress site.