React to WooCommerce events
Start a Workflow from selected WooCommerce events and keep broad event catalogs narrowed to the activity your team actually owns.
WooCommerce Integrations
Ecommerce · 14 Triggers · 8 Actions
Automate work across your stack
Put WooCommerce at the center of your automated work
Start Workflows from order, product, customer, and coupon changes and automate your store.
- ✓Visual Workflow builder
- ✓Schema-aware field mapping
- ✓Retries and failure recovery
- ✓Run audit and observability
- ✓Reusable connected accounts
- ✓Triggers, Actions, filters, and Paths
Connect your stack
Pair WooCommerce with another app
Choose an app with published templates, or create a Workflow manually.
No published app-pair templates for WooCommerce yet.
Open Workflow builderReady-made WooCommerce Workflows
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Move data between tools
Map structured fields from WooCommerce into downstream Actions without copying values between apps by hand.
Operate with evidence
Use retries, Paths, and Workflow Audit to understand every run and recover safely when a provider call fails.
Start a Workflow
Popular WooCommerce Triggers
Choose from popular event definitions here, or open the technical reference for all 14 current Triggers.
Order Created
Instant Trigger
Product Updated
Instant Trigger
Customer Created
Instant Trigger
Coupon Deleted
Instant Trigger
Continue a Workflow
Popular WooCommerce Actions
Map earlier Workflow data into a popular operation here, or view all 8 current Actions.
Create Order
Connected account
Update Order
Connected account
Create Product
Connected account
Create Customer
Connected account
Create Coupon
Connected account
What can trigger a WooCommerce Workflow?
WooCommerce currently provides 14 Trigger definitions. Popular examples include Order Created, Product Updated, Customer Created, Coupon Deleted. The technical reference contains the complete current catalog.
What can FastHook do in WooCommerce?
WooCommerce currently provides 8 Actions, including Create Order, Update Order, Create Product, Create Customer. Map Trigger and earlier Step data into the selected Action before activation.
How does WooCommerce authentication work?
Enter the HTTPS address of your WordPress store, then approve FastHook on the store’s WooCommerce authorization page. Each customer authorizes their own store.
Where are WooCommerce scopes and technical details documented?
The WooCommerce technical reference lists authentication, current Trigger and Action definitions, permissions, setup notes, and troubleshooting guidance.
Put WooCommerce at the center of your automated work
Create a Workflow, select a Trigger or Action, connect your account, and test it before activation.
Create a Workflow manually