Useful for internal notifications like new orders, order status changes, large purchases etc Could be used for send a weekly digest of AutomateWoo activity to Slack
If there was a trigger for order/customer/subscription custom field changed/added/deleted we could almost build triggers ourselves. It would also make AutomateWoo extendable to work with something like Advanced Custom Forms and we could easily build workflow button triggers. For example, we could then create an Advanced Custom Fields select/button group field that on select/click (and […]
Toggle to enable/disable specific actions inside a workflow instead of only being able to enable/disable the entire workflow. E.g., one action is updating an order with a custom field, another action is sending an admin control email that the workflow ran while it’s being tested or during troubleshooting. Often it would be helpful to be […]
Add ‘does not match regex’ rule option (e.g., for triggering flows for user accounts/orders with malformatted phone numbers that don’t follow a particular pattern)
Would be great to be able to filter by Order Line Item SKU. We’d like to send an email to confirm a product size when a user gets a free variable product. When adding the free product the variation isn’t selected. We want to only send the email when the ‘parent’ product has been selected […]
Allow trigger filtering by coupon category instead of only specific coupon codes, e.g., send an admin email when someone used a coupon categorised as ‘Affiliate Coupon.’
Would love to use a trigger in combination with a filter so that we can send ourselves an admin email when a customer changes their subscription and the value drops below a certain amount.
Would be great to a have an ‘order amount’ or ‘subscription amount’ rule. We’d like to get sent an admin email whenever a subscription off less than $89 is about to renew.
for example supscription.next payment date. is only possible to fill with a hard coded date. not witch a variable like {{ subscription.trial_end_date | format: ‘custom’, custom-format: ‘YYYY-mm-dd’, modify: ‘+1 month’ }} Â