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Connect your WordPress and WooCommerce store to any service with webhooks. The simplest way to automate your site.
Features
Visual interface for creating outgoing webhooks on any WordPress event. Build automations without code.
Get notified when posts are published or orders come in
Trigger complex workflows automatically
Sync user registrations and customer data
Notify fulfillment systems when orders are placed (Pro)
Get notified when stock runs low (Pro)
No coding required. Point-and-click interface.
Posts, users, and comments
Dynamic payloads with `{{post_title}}`, `{{user_email}}`, etc.
Track every webhook with request/response details
Verify webhooks before going live
One-click retry for failed deliveries
Only send when order_total > $100
Secure your webhooks with signatures
Automatic retry with exponential backoff
Title, content, URL, author information
Email, username, display name (for user-related triggers)
Author, email, content (for comment triggers)
Site URL, site name
Dragon Webhook Manager Pro
Pro add-on for Dragon Webhook Manager. Adds WooCommerce triggers, conditional logic, HMAC signing, and auto-retry.
Guides
Step-by-step guides from the team that builds it. All guides
Integrations
How to fire an HTTP webhook when something happens in WordPress, what the payload contains, how to test and debug deliveries, and how to sign and retry them so the receiving end can trust them.
WooCommerce
How to fire signed, retried webhooks when WooCommerce orders are placed or change status, when stock moves or a customer signs up, with conditional rules so each integration gets only what it needs.
A quiet pointer to the Pro add-on: an Upgrade to Pro link on the Plugins screen, a one-line note at the foot of the plugin's screens, and a single dismissible notice once the plugin has done its job. Nothing in the free plugin is locked or changed, and all three disappear when Pro is active. - New `dragonwebhookmanager_delivery_succeeded` action fires when an endpoint accepts a delivery.
