Webhooks + WordPress + Microsoft Power Automate

Connect Webhooks, WordPress, and Microsoft Power Automate automatically using the power of automation. Use it to fire multiple webhooks within one request or send data to the Microsoft Power Automate webhook app once a HTTP request was received!

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Connect Webhooks WordPress, and Microsoft Power Automate

To learn more about the "HTTP request received" trigger of the Webhooks integration, or any of the actions, simply click on the image below.

When this happens...

HTTP request received

Triggers when a HTTP request was received within Webhooks.

then do this...

Fire multiple webhooks

Fire multiple webhooks within one request.

and lastly this!

Send data to Microsoft Power Automate webhook app

Send data to the Microsoft Power Automate webhook app.

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Supported triggers & actions for Webhooks + WordPress + Microsoft Power Automate

Actions & Triggers

Actions

Triggers

Actions & Triggers
Actions
Triggers

Trigger

HTTP request received

Triggers when a HTTP request was received within Webhooks.

Action

Resolve target URL

Triggers when resolve a target URL within Webhooks.

Action

Send webhook request

Triggers when send a webhook request within Webhooks.

Action

Fire multiple webhooks

Fire multiple webhooks within one request.

Action

Copy file

Copy a file.

Action

Copy folder

Copy a folder.

Action

Create base64 attachment

Create an attachment from a base64 string.

Action

Create comment

Create a comment.

Action

Create file

Create a file.

Action

Create folder

Create a folder.

Action

Create path attachment

Create an attachment from a server path.

Action

Create post

Create a post.

Action

Create taxonomy term

Create a taxonomy term.

Action

Create URL attachment

Create an attachment from a URL.

Action

Create user

Create a user.

Action

Custom PHP action

Fire custom PHP code.

Action

Delete attachment

Delete an attachment.

Action

Delete comment

Delete a comment.

Action

Delete file

Delete a file.

Action

Delete folder

Delete a folder.

Action

Delete post

Delete a post.

Action

Delete user

Delete a user.

Action

Get post

Get a post.

Action

Get multiple posts

Get or search for multiple posts.

Action

Get user

Get a user.

Action

Get multiple users

Get or search for multiple users.

Action

Test action

Send a demo action.

Action

Set taxonomy term meta

Set custom taxonomy term meta data.

Action

Move file

Move a file.

Action

Move folder

Move a folder.

Action

Multisite assign user

Assign a user to a multisite sub-site.

Action

Activate plugin

Activate a plugin.

Action

Deactivate plugin

Deactivate a plugin.

Action

Install plugin

Install a plugin.

Action

Uninstall plugin

Uninstall a plugin.

Action

Update plugin

Update a plugin.

Action

Rename file or folder

Rename a file or a folder.

Action

Send email

Send an email.

Action

Send remote HTTP POST

Send a remote HTTP request.

Action

Set taxonomy terms

Set custom taxonomy terms.

Action

Trash comment

Trash a comment.

Action

Update comment

Update a comment.

Action

Update post

Update a post.

Action

Update taxonomy term

Update a taxonomy term.

Action

Update user

Update a user.

Action

Call apply_filters hook

Call a apply_filters hook.

Action

Call PHP function

Call a PHP function.

Action

Delete taxonomy term

Delete a taxonomy term.

Action

Fire do_action hook

Fire a do_action hook.

Action

Get taxonomy term

Get a single taxonomy term.

Action

Get taxonomy terms

Get one or multiple taxonomy terms.

Action

Manage WP post meta

Add, update, or delete WP post meta.

Action

Manage WP user meta

Add, update, or delete WP user meta.

Trigger

Comment created

A comment was created.

Trigger

User created

A user was created.

Trigger

Custom trigger called

A custom trigger was called via PHP.

Trigger

Comment deleted

A comment was deleted.

Trigger

User deleted

A user was deleted.

Trigger

User logged in

A user has logged in.

Trigger

Plugin activated

A plugin was activated.

Trigger

Plugin deactivated

A plugin was deactivated.

Trigger

Plugin deleted

A plugin was deleted.

Trigger

Post created

A post was created.

Trigger

Post deleted

A post was deleted.

Trigger

Post trashed

A post was trashed.

Trigger

Post updated

A post was updated.

Trigger

Email sent

An email was sent.

Trigger

Comment trashed

A comment was trashed.

Trigger

Comment updated

A comment was updated.

Trigger

User updated

A user was updated.

Trigger

WordPress hook fired

A WordPress hook was fired.

Trigger

Hook apply_filters fired

A specific apply_filters hook was fired.

Trigger

DEMO TEST TRIGGER

A lesson was completed.

Trigger

Hook do_action fired

A specific do_action hook was fired.

Trigger

New site created

A new site was created.

Trigger

Taxonomy term created

A taxonomy term was created.

Trigger

Taxonomy term deleted

A taxonomy term was deleted.

Trigger

Taxonomy term updated

A taxonomy term was updated.

Trigger

User logged out

A user was logged out.

Trigger

User password reset

A user password was reset.

Trigger

Shortcode called

A shortcode was called.

Action

Send data to Microsoft Power Automate webhook app

Send data to the Microsoft Power Automate webhook app.

Trigger

Microsoft Power Automate request received

A Microsoft Power Automate webhook request was received.

How to connect Webhooks + WordPress + Microsoft Power Automate

Get Webhooks

You need access to Webhooks to use it as a trigger.

Setup WordPress + Microsoft Power Automate

Make sure WordPress, and Microsoft Power Automate are are set up and available.

Install WP Webhooks

Make sure that WP Webhooks is installed and activated on your WordPress website.

Get WP Webhooks Automator

Create your automation workflow

Create a new automation workflow using Webhooks + WordPress + Microsoft Power Automate.

About 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.

Learn more about the Webhooks integration

About 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.

Learn more about the WordPress integration

About Microsoft Power Automate

Microsoft Power Automate is a cloud-based service that allows users to create and automate workflows across various applications and services. It is designed to help organizations streamline repetitive tasks, minimize errors, and improve efficiency by automating data collection, validation, and transfer processes. Power Automate includes a range of connectors for popular services such as Microsoft 365, Salesforce, and Google Workspace, making it easy to integrate with existing systems and workflows.

Learn more about the Microsoft Power Automate integration