Integration with WP Webhooks

Profile Builder integrates with WP Webhooks allowing the admin to automate certain events on their website while taking advantage of the available Triggers.

Using Profile Builder with WP Webhooks

In order to use Profile Builder with WP Webhooks you’ll need to have the following plugins installed and activated on your site:

• WP Webhooks – version 6.2.2 or higher
• Profile Builder – version 3.14.5 or higher

After installing the two plugins, you will need to activate the Profile Builder integration by navigating to your Dashboard → WP Webhooks Pro → Integrations → look for Profile Builder → click on Install.

WP Webhook Triggers

The Profile Builder integration includes the following Triggers that can be used within WP Webhooks:

• Profile Edited – pbp_profile_edited
• User Activated – pbp_user_activated
• User Approved – pbp_user_approved
• User Logged In – pbp_user_logged_in
• User Registered – pbp_user_registered
• User Unapproved – pbp_user_unapproved

There are two ways of using these triggers. One is by setting up a Send Data Webhook that will send the data specific to each trigger to the configured destination. The other is setting up an Automation (Flow) that gives you more control over the actions that are triggered by each of these events.

Webhooks Send Data (Triggers)

By navigating to Dashboard → WP Webhooks Pro → Webhooks → Send Data (Triggers) you can select your desired event, click on Add Webhook URL and type in your desired Webhook Name and Webhook URL

• Webhook Name – used to easily identify this specific hook
• Webhook URL – the URL that the data will be sent to upon triggering this event

In the example below, after configuring your Send Data trigger, each time a user edits their profile on your website, the user data will be sent to the Webhook URL you have configured. An example of the data sent can be found in the Outgoing data section.

Automations (Flows)

You can use the triggers that come with the Profile Builder integration by navigating to your Dashboard → WP Webhooks Pro → Automations (Flows) → click on Create Flow → Give it a name → click on Create.

After selecting your desired Profile Builder trigger, you are able to configure the Trigger settings and have more control over the way this event is triggered.

Using Automations (Flows) you have more control over the actions that are triggered by the selected event and even have the ability to add multiple actions to one trigger.

In the example below, we have set up an Automation (Flow) that uses the Profile Builder Profile Edited Trigger and the WordPress Send Email Action to send an email to the administrator with the changes made by the user.