WooCommerce → WordPress UsersEvents and actions

Automate WooCommerce and WordPress Users together

Use WooCommerce events to run WordPress Users actions, or WordPress Users events to run WooCommerce actions. Explore both lists below to choose a workflow.

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WooCommerce events and actions

Orders

11 events · 3 actions

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Events

  • When a WooCommerce order is created
  • When a WooCommerce order is processed via checkout
  • When a WooCommerce order is paid
  • When a WooCommerce order is refunded
  • When a WooCommerce order is deleted
  • When a WooCommerce order is pending payment
  • When a WooCommerce order is processing
  • When a WooCommerce order is held
  • When a WooCommerce order is completed
  • When a WooCommerce order is cancelled
  • When a WooCommerce order has failed

Actions

  • Change the status of a WooCommerce order
  • Add or update a custom field on a WooCommerce order
  • Add a note to a WooCommerce order

Carts

1 event

  • When a customer abandons their cart

Customers

3 events

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  • When a customer's lifetime value surpasses a certain amount
  • When a customer has made a certain number of orders
  • X days since a customer's last order date

Subscriptions

13 events · 7 actions

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Events

  • When the trial period for a subscription has reached its end date
  • When a subscription is suspended
  • When a subscription's renewal payment fails
  • When a subscription's renewal payment completes
  • When a subscription that was cancelled by a customer or store owner has reached the end of the term covered by the last payment
  • When a subscription expires
  • When a subscription has reached its end date
  • When a subscription is created
  • When a subscription is cancelled
  • When a subscription is activated
  • X days before a subscription ends
  • X days before a subscription renews
  • X days before a saved card expires

Actions

  • Change the status of a WooCommerce subscription
  • Add or update a custom field on a WooCommerce subscription
  • Add a note to a WooCommerce subscription
  • Add a product line item to a WooCommerce subscription
  • Remove a product line item from a WooCommerce subscription
  • Apply a coupon to a WooCommerce subscription
  • Remove a coupon from a WooCommerce subscription

Products

5 events · 2 actions

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Events

  • When a product is published
  • When a product is unpublished
  • When a product is deleted
  • When a product is purchased
  • When a product is refunded

Actions

  • Create or update a product
  • Delete a product

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WordPress Users events and actions

Users

8 events · 5 actions

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Events

  • When someone creates a new account
  • When a user profile is updated
  • When a user account is deleted
  • When a certain role is added to a user
  • When a certain role is removed from a user
  • When user's role is changed
  • When someone logs in to their account
  • When a user resets their password

Actions

  • Create or update a user account
  • Delete a user account
  • Add a role to a user
  • Remove a role from a user
  • Set a user's role

About this connection

How the two tools fit together

WooCommerce: Send bulk emails to your WooCommerce customers or customers who purchased a specific product.

WordPress Users: Send a bulk email to your WordPress Users. You can filter recipients by their user roles or custom fields.

Start here

Set up WooCommerce and WordPress Users with Noptin

  1. Install the free Noptin plugin on your WordPress site.
  2. Activate your Noptin license, then install the Noptin add-on for WordPress Users from Noptin → Extensions. How to activate your license.
  3. Install and set up WooCommerce on your WordPress site.

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Put it together

Set up the automation in WordPress

  1. Choose an event from WooCommerce to start the automation.
  2. Choose an action from WordPress Users in the list above and fill in its required settings.
  3. Match the details from the first step to the fields in the second. Run a test, then turn on the rule.

Follow the automation rules guide if you need help creating the rule.

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