WP Webhooks – Automate repetitive tasks by creating powerful automation workflows directly within WordPress vs Retrigger Notifications Gravity Forms

Retrigger Notifications Gravity Forms lets you manually re-send Gravity Forms entry data to external Zapier and Webhook API feeds — directly from the WordPress admin, without resubmitting the form. Whether a webhook failed silently, Zapier missed a trigger, or you simply need to push historical entries to a new integration, this plugin has you covered. 🔄 What It Does When Gravity Forms sends entry data to Zapier or Webhooks, things don’t always go right. Endpoints go down, APIs timeout, and integrations break. Instead of asking users to resubmit, this plugin lets you retrigger the feed for any entry — individually or in bulk. ✅ Use Cases 🔁 Resend failed Zapier triggers — A Zap didn’t fire? Retrigger it from the entry detail page without asking the user to resubmit. 🌐 Resend failed Webhook deliveries — Push entry data again to your Webhook endpoint when the first attempt failed or timed out. 📦 Bulk resend entries to Zapier — Select multiple entries from the Entries list and resend them all to Zapier feeds in one action. 📦 Bulk resend entries to Webhooks — Select multiple entries and push them all to Webhook endpoints at once. 🐛 Debug API integrations — Use the built-in test endpoint and GF logging to troubleshoot why data isn’t reaching your external service. 🔗 Connect a new Zapier integration to old entries — Set up a new Zap and retrigger historical entries so they flow into the new workflow. 🔗 Connect a new Webhook to old entries — Added a new Webhook feed? Push past entries through it without resubmission. 🛠️ Test Zapier/Webhook setup during development — Quickly retrigger entries while building and testing your automation pipeline. 📊 Sync data after downtime — If your external service was down during form submissions, retrigger all affected entries once it’s back online. 🔍 Verify data delivery — Retrigger a single entry and check GF logs to confirm data was sent and received correctly. ⚙️ Settings & Usage This plugin works seamlessly within the existing Gravity Forms interface — no separate settings page required. Single Entry Resend: Go to Forms → Entries in your WordPress admin. Click on any entry to open the Entry Detail page. In the right sidebar, you’ll see “Resend Zapier Feeds” and/or “Resend Webhook Feeds” panels. Check the feeds you want to retrigger. Click the Resend button. Done! Bulk Resend: Go to Forms → Entries and select the entries you want to resend. Choose “Resend Zapier Feeds” or “Resend Webhook Feeds” from the Bulk Actions dropdown. Click Apply. Confirm the action in the popup dialog. All selected entries will be resent to the configured feeds. Debugging: Enable Gravity Forms Logging under Forms → Settings → Logging. Use the built-in test endpoint (/wp-json/gf/v1/test-webhook-api) to verify webhook delivery. All retrigger operations are logged to the GF debug log. 🧩 Works Great With These Plugins Gravity Forms — Required. The form plugin this addon extends. Gravity Forms Zapier Add-On — Required for Zapier retrigger features. Gravity Forms Webhooks Add-On — Required for Webhook retrigger features. GravityView — Display entries on the frontend; use Retrigger to fix API issues behind the scenes. Gravity Perks — Advanced Gravity Forms snippets and utilities that complement this plugin. Gravity Flow — Workflow automation for Gravity Forms; retrigger feeds at any workflow step. WP Webhooks — Extend your webhook capabilities beyond Gravity Forms. Zapier — The automation platform this plugin integrates with for retriggering Zaps. Make (formerly Integromat) — Use with Gravity Forms Webhooks to push data to Make scenarios. Gravity SMTP — Reliable email delivery alongside your retriggered API feeds. 📋 Requirements WordPress 4.0 or higher Licensed Gravity Forms plugin (active) Zapier Add-On enabled (for Zapier features) Webhooks Add-On enabled (for Webhook features)

Put your website on autopilot by automating manual tasks to leverage your time and resources for what’s really important to your project or business. WP Webhooks lets you connect your website, plugins and apps together using powerful no-code automations. Browse 100+ Integrations | Compare Free vs Pro | Features WP Webhooks Automations can be used in three different ways: Trigger (Send Data): A trigger sends information from your WordPress website on a specific event (e.g. when a user logs in), to any API or external service of your choice (e.g. Zapier, Make, Pabbly, …). Action (Receive Data): An action is the reversed way of the trigger. It allows you to receive data on your website from any API or external service (e.g. Zapier, Make, Pabbly) which then executes a specific functionality on your WordPress website (e.g. creating a user or post). Flows (Pro) A Flow allows you to connect both the triggers and actions together and create tasks that are executed in a consecutive order. E.g. When a new user is created (trigger), send an email to the user. To give you some practical automation examples, here are a few things you can do via our plugin: Usage examples Create a WordPress user as soon as a new signup happens on Teachable Create a WordPress post using Alexa (Voice Control) Use Make, Pabbly, Zapier, etc. to update a user and its meta values Create a Woocommerce order from some Airtable data Send data once a Gravity Form submission was received Send data after a user filled out a WPForms form Send data to intercom when a user logs into your WordPress website Fire your own PHP code based on incoming data Automation Features & Integrations Plugin related Create unlimited webhook action URLs and add unlimited triggers All of our integrations are available within a single plugin file. No need for any extra plugins. Test all triggers and actions within a single click Authenticate every trigger and action. Supported are: API Key, Bearer Token and Basic Auth In-plugin extension management Advanced settings for each webhook trigger url Fully translatable and ready for multilingual sites Fully WPML compatible Advanced Developer Hooks Optimized settings page for more control Supports XML, JSON, plain text/HTML, forms, and form urlencode Supports the following request methods: POST (Default), GET, HEAD, PUT, DELETE, TRACE, OPTIONS, PATCH Supports Zapier, Pabbly, Make, Integrately, automate.io and many more Paid Member Subscriptions related integrations Trigger: Send data once a Payment is created or a specific status is reached Trigger: Send data once a Subscription is created or a specific status is reached Trigger: Send data before or after a user is created Profile Builder related integrations Action: Approve user Action: Unapprove user Action: Confirm user email Trigger: Send data once a user edits his profile Trigger: Send data once a user logs in or registers Trigger: Send data once a user confirms his email address Trigger: Send data once a user is Approved or Unapproved through the Admin Approval functionality WordPress related integrations Action: Create, Delete, Search and Retrieve users via webhooks on your website Action: Create, Delete, Search and Retrieve posts via webhooks on your website (Custom post types supported) Action: Create, Update and Delete WordPress comments Action: Send an email via a webhook call Action: Find and get one or multiple users/posts via a webhook call Action: Receive data from a custom API or webhooks URL (Do whatever you want with the incoming data) Action: Create taxonomy terms and term meta (custom taxonomies supported) Trigger: Send data on login, register, update and deletion of a user Trigger: Send data on new post, update post and delete post Trigger: Send data on a new, updated, trashed, or deleted comment Trigger: Send data once an email was sent from your WordPress system Trigger: Send data on custom WordPress hook calls Amelia related integrations Trigger: Send data once a booking was added AffiliateWP related integrations Trigger: Send data once an affiliates status changed Trigger: Send data once an new affiliate was added Broken Link Checker related integrations Trigger: Send data once broken links have been detected Contact Form 7 related integrations Trigger: Send data once a Contact Form 7 form was submitted Easy Digital Downloads related integrations Action: Create, update and delete an EDD customer Action: Create, update and delete an EDD discount Action: Create, update and delete an EDD download Action: Create, update and delete an EDD payment Action: Create, update, delete, and renew an “EDD Software licensing” license Action: Create, update, and delete an “EDD Recurring” subscription Trigger: Send data once a customer was updated or created Trigger: Send data once a file was downloaded Trigger: Send data once a payment was created or a specific status reached Trigger: Send data once an “EDD Software licensing” license was activated, deactivated, or the status updated Trigger: Send data once an “EDD Software licensing” license was created, activated, deactivated, or the status changed Trigger: Send data once an “EDD Recurring” subscription was created or a specific status changed FluentCRM related integrations Trigger: Send data once a contact was added to a list Trigger: Send data once a contact was added to a tag Action: Add a contact to a list Action: Add a contact to a tag Fluent Forms related integrations Trigger: Send data once a “Fluent Forms” form was submitted Fluent Support related integrations Trigger: Send data once a ticket was created Formidable Forms related integrations Trigger: Send data once a “Formidable Forms” form was submitted Forminator related integrations Trigger: Send data once a “Forminator” form was submitted GiveWP related integrations Trigger: Send data once a donation was completed Gravity Forms related integrations Trigger: Send data once a “Gravity Form” form was submitted HappyForms related integrations Trigger: Send data once a “HappyForms” form was submitted LearnDash related integrations Trigger: Send data once a course was completed Trigger: Send data once a lesson was completed Trigger: Send data once a quiz was completed Trigger: Send data once a topic was completed Action: Complete a course within LearnDash Newsletter related integrations Trigger: Send data once a “Newsletter” form was submitted Ninja Forms related integrations Trigger: Send data once a “Ninja Forms” form was submitted Paid Memberships Pro related integrations Action: Add a user to a membership Action: Remove a user from a membership Trigger: Send data once a membership was cancelled Trigger: Send data once a membership expired Trigger: Send data once an order was created Woocommerce related integrations Trigger: Send data once an order was created WP Fusion related integrations Trigger: Send data once an tag was added WP Reset related integrations Action: Clean the WordPress uploads folder Action: Delete the .htaccess file Action: Delete all custom tables Action: Delete plugins Action: Delete themes Action: Delete WordPress transients Action: Reset WordPress Action: Truncate Custom Tables WP Simple Pay related integrations Trigger: Send data once a “WP Simple Pay” purchase was completed Action: Truncate Custom Tables WP Webhooks related integrations Trigger: Send data once an action of “WP Webhooks” was fired Action: Fire an existing trigger within “WP Webhooks” Turbocharge automations with WP Webhooks Pro WP Webhooks Pro comes packed with many extra features to help take your automations to the next level: Extra plugin features (see full list) Unlimited triggers and actions Unlimited Flows All of our Pro Integrations All of our Pro Features All of our Pro Extensions Advanced security features Whitelabel feature Completely free premium extensions Compare WP Webhooks and WP Webhooks Pro now! Here are some of our premium features for WP Webhooks Pro Create users with user meta (ACF supported) Update users and user meta (ACF supported) Add and/or remove multiple user roles Create posts with post meta (ACF supported) Update posts with post meta (ACF supported) Bulk webhook action to trigger multiple actions at the same time Shortcode webhook action that fires once the shortcode is called Trigger a webhok via a custom link or button on your website WordPress hook webhook action that fires once a specific filter of the WordPress API was called Data Mapping engine to manipulate your incoming/outgoing data Whitelabel feature (see comparison table) Log feature for easier debugging IP Whitelist feature for enhanced security Access token feature for enhanced security Webhook URL action whitelist In-plugin assistant AI Integrations WP Webhooks Pro includes powerful AI integrations to help you build smarter and more dynamic automations: Google Gemini (with Nano Banana support) OpenAI ChatGPT Open Router Use these integrations to connect your WordPress site with modern AI services via webhooks and automate content creation, data processing, and more. Our premium extensions for WP Webhooks Pro Create Blog Post Via Email: Yes, it will allow you to create WordPress posts via Email Execute PHP Code: It is as massive as it sounds. It allows you to run php scripts through webhooks on your WordPress site Code Trigger: This is a next-level extension. You can run code through a webhook everytime WordPress get’s called. Questions? In case you have questions, feel free to reach out to us at any time. We also offer consulting in case you want to archive a bigger project with our plugin. For devs We offer you a very awesome hook system to customize everything based on your needs! Feel free to message us in case you want special features – We love to help!