eCommerce

WooCommerce Marketing Automation

Follow up on WooCommerce orders, payments, or customer activity. Choose what happens in your store, then decide what Noptin should do next.

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How it works

Automate WooCommerce store activity

01

Choose what starts it

Pick a supported WooCommerce order, payment, donation, or customer event.

02

Narrow it down

Choose a status or item when the event gives you that option.

03

Choose what follows

Send the available details to another service or choose a supported store step.

More ways to use it

What WooCommerce provides

Engage your customers

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

Grow your email list

Add a newsletter subscription checkbox to your WooCommerce checkout form or automatically add new WooCommerce customers to your newsletter or CRM.

Increase Revenue

Automatically send unique WooCommerce coupon codes to new email subscribers.

Welcome new customers

Automatically send thank-you emails to new WooCommerce customers.

Automate Review Requests

Automatically send review requests to customers after a purchase.

Automated Tagging

Automatically tag or untag your subscribers when they purchase or get refunded for certain WooCommerce products.

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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

Store data

Use the details available for that event

Available details depend on the WooCommerce event or action you choose and any fields configured on your site.

Check the values shown for the event you select. An order event and a payment event can provide different data.

Explore connections

Connect WooCommerce to your other tools

Automation ideas

Example automations

These are examples. Available fields depend on the event and the choices on your site or connected account.

Create a draft WooCommerce product from a Formidable Forms submission

  1. When a specific Formidable Forms form is submitted.
  2. Create or update a product

Use a product submission form that collects a name and any details you want to include, such as a description or price. Choose Product > Create or Update, set the product type to Simple and the status to Draft, and match the submitted answers to the product fields. Leave Product ID and SKU blank to create a new draft product.

Add a Formidable Forms support request to an existing WooCommerce order

  1. When a specific Formidable Forms form is submitted.
  2. Add a note to a WooCommerce order

Use a support form that collects the WooCommerce Order ID and the customer's message. Choose Order > Add Note, then match those two answers to Order ID and Note. The note stays private unless you turn on Notify customer.

Save a delivery request on an existing WooCommerce order

  1. When a specific Formidable Forms form is submitted.
  2. Add or update a custom field on a WooCommerce order

Use a Formidable Forms form that collects the WooCommerce Order ID and requested delivery date. Choose Order > Update Custom Field, enter the custom-field key your store uses for delivery requests, and match the submitted date to its value.

Create or update a Noptin subscriber when a product is purchased

  1. When a product is purchased
  2. Create or update a subscriber.

Noptin uses the email address supplied by the trigger for this subscriber.

Tag a Noptin subscriber when a WooCommerce order is paid

  1. When a WooCommerce order is paid
  2. Add a tag to a subscriber.

Remove a Noptin subscriber tag when a product is refunded

  1. When a product is refunded
  2. Remove a tag from a subscriber.

Start here

Set up WooCommerce with Noptin

  1. Install the free Noptin plugin on your WordPress site.
  2. WooCommerce has features in the free Noptin plugin. If you need its premium features, activate your Noptin license and install the Noptin extension from Noptin → Extensions. How to activate your license.
  3. Install and set up WooCommerce on your WordPress site.
  4. Create an automation rule starting with a WooCommerce event, choose what happens next, then run a test.

See how to install a premium extension.

How to install the Noptin newsletter plugin

About WooCommerce

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