WordPress Core
Use WunderAutomation to connect almost anything in WordPress to internal or external functions in a matter of minutes, without writing any PHP code. WunderAutomation is the perfect building block to bridge the gap between built in functionality in WordPress (and many popular plugins) and having to write and maintain your own custom PHP code. Use the WunderAutotmation -on to create powerful automations tailor made for your WordPress site.
By using our human friendly automation engine You will save both time and money. And You will end up with automation workflows that can be understood and maintained by pretty much anyone, no coding skills required.
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The core of WunderAutomation is a solid support for WordPress core. Most common events and tasks are covered so that you don’t have to write any custom PHP code.
Start workflows when posts are saved, statues are changed, or when users are created or updated. Create powerful rules for your workflows by filtering for status, owner, custom fields, tags or categories for a post, comment or user.
The core plugin supports a dussin actions that lets you update user roles, post status, custom fields etc. You can create new posts and users, add or remove tags and categories with ease. For power users, it’s also possible to send webhooks or custom HTTP calls to external services, for example to trigger a Zapier or IFTTT automation. The sky is the limit.
Often used toghether with WordPress Core
The sky is the limit, but here's a few common combinations that make use of the WordPress Core
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WordPress Core and MailChimp | Read more |
The following actions and/or triggers are provided in the free version of WunderAutomation:
Triggers
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Post created | Triggers when a new post (of any post type) is created |
| Post published | Triggers when the post status is changed to pubished |
| Post pending | Triggers when the post status is changed to pending |
| Post saved | Triggers when a post is saved |
| Post status changed | Triggers when a post status changes (any status) |
| Post trashed | Triggers when the post status is changed to trash |
| Post privatized | Triggers when the post status is changed to private |
| User created | Triggers when a new user is created |
| User login | Triggers when a user logs in |
| User role changed | Triggers when a user role is changed |
| User profile updated | Triggers when a user profile is updated (including password change) |
| Comment submitted | Triggers when a new comment is submitted |
| Comment approved | Triggers when a comment is approved |
| Comment status changed | Triggers when a comment changes status |
| Confirmation link | Triggers when someone clicks a link generated with the "Confirmation link" parameter type |
| Webhook | Use this trigger to start a workflow when an external system sends a webhook to WordPress |
Actions
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Send plain text email | Send a plain text email to any user |
| Send HTML email | Send a customizable HTML email to any user |
| Create post | Create a new post (of any post type) |
| Create User | Create a new WordPress user |
| Change status | Change post status |
| Change user role | Change the role of a user |
| Add / update custom fielf | Add or update a custom field on a post, user, comment or order |
| Add or remove term | Add or remove a term (tag, category, custom taxonomy term) on a post |
| Send webhook | Send a webhook to trigger an action in an external system (Zapier, IFTTT etc) |
| Send API call | Send a custom http request to an external system |
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