Ninja Forms Webhooks – Extension 3.0.6

Ninja Forms Webhooks Extension Overview:

Can’t find a WordPress integration for the service you love? Send WordPress forms data to any external URL using a simple GET or POST request!

Frustrated by the lack of an official integration or plugin connecting WordPress to your favorite service? Can’t dedicate the time to write or maintain custom code that links your WordPress website to that service? Tired of paying for an integration maintained through a third party?

Webhooks is the solution that can finally bridge that gap for you. Many services will allow integration via webhook using that service’s API. If the service you want to connect with supports that type of integration, Webhooks is your answer.

No more monthly fees. No more maintaining code for a custom solution. Connect your WordPress forms to the service you need now with Webhooks!

Ninja Forms Webhooks Extension Features:

Send WordPress forms data to any external URL using a simple GET or POST request

Webhooks are extraordinarily simple to use. Simply install and activate the add-on, then add a Webhooks action to any of your WordPress forms.

Within the action, you’ll enter the remote URL you want to integrate with, and then choose the method of sending data. Currently, Get and Post requests are supported.

Args are used to define the data being sent. These are incredibly simple to create within the action, requiring no additional code at all. The service’s API key is entered here as a Value along with whatever the service expects the API key to be called (Key).

Easily map the individual field data to be sent as an arg using Ninja Forms’ merge tag system. It’s literally pointed and click!

Get more out of every integration

Integrating via a third-party service like Zapier is a fantastic and easy solution for many. For those that want to build onto an integration, it can unfortunately become restricting and limiting.

Integrating with Webhooks gives you the freedom to innovate. For developers, it’s relatively simple to listen to Webhooks and build further functionality off of it. The flexibility to develop custom solutions off of the data sent via your WordPress forms is at your di