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Connect WordPress with Fluent Forms

Q: Which user does Nodest act as?

The WordPress account that approved the connection. Everything an automation does is carried out with that account's capabilities, so a connection approved by an editor cannot create users, and content it publishes is attributed to that account.

Q: How do I connect Fluent Forms to Nodest?

Click Connect on Fluent Forms in your Integrations list and enter your WordPress site URL. Nodest sends you to your own site to approve the connection.

Q: How do I use the values someone submitted?

Submitted values arrive grouped under a fields entry, keyed by the field names set in Fluent Forms, each carrying the field's admin label, its type, and the value entered. Alongside them the event gives you the entry ID, form title, serial number, status, source URL, and the submitter's IP, browser, device, and country.

Build automations that connect WordPress with Fluent Forms. When something happens in WordPress, Nodest passes the data along and runs the actions you set up in Fluent Forms or the other way around — no coding required.

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Automations

Popular WordPress and Fluent Forms workflows

Pick a ready-made workflow that connects WordPress with Fluent Forms, customise it to fit your needs, and go live in minutes.

Add notes to entries in Fluent Forms for new comments in WordPress

When “Comment posted” fires in WordPress, Nodest will add a note to an entry in Fluent Forms.

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Draft posts in WordPress with Gemini for new form submissions in Fluent Forms

When “Form submitted” fires in Fluent Forms, Nodest will create a post in WordPress and send prompt in Gemini.

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Draft posts in WordPress with ChatGPT for new form submissions in Fluent Forms

When “Form submitted” fires in Fluent Forms, Nodest will send a prompt in OpenAI and create a post in WordPress.

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Update users in WordPress for cancelled subscriptions in Fluent Forms

When “Subscription cancelled” fires in Fluent Forms, Nodest will update a user in WordPress.

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Update users in WordPress for subscription payments in Fluent Forms

When “Subscription payment received” fires in Fluent Forms, Nodest will update a user in WordPress.

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Draft posts in WordPress for new form submissions in Fluent Forms

When “Form submitted” fires in Fluent Forms, Nodest will create a post in WordPress.

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Create users in WordPress for new form submissions in Fluent Forms

When “Form submitted” fires in Fluent Forms, Nodest will create a user in WordPress.

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Triggers and actions

Available triggers and actions for WordPress and Fluent Forms

Combine the triggers and actions of WordPress and Fluent Forms to build your automation. Triggers start the automation, and actions are the steps that follow.

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User registered

Fires when a new user registers.

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Post published

Fires when a post is published.

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Comment posted

Fires when a comment is posted.

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Page published

Fires when a page is published.

Action

Create a category

Create a category in WordPress.

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Create a tag

Create a tag in WordPress.

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Update a user

Update an existing WordPress user.

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Create a user

Create a user account in WordPress.

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Update a comment status

Approve, hold, mark as spam, or trash a comment.

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Delete a post

Move a post to trash or permanently delete it.

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Create a comment

Add a comment to a WordPress post or page.

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Reply to a comment

Reply to an existing comment on a post or page.

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Update a category

Update an existing WordPress category.

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Update a tag

Update an existing WordPress tag.

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Create a post

Create a draft or published post in WordPress.

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Update a post

Update an existing WordPress post.

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Create a page

Create a static page in WordPress.

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Update a page

Update an existing WordPress page.

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Delete a user

Delete a user and reassign their content.

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Find users

Users on the connected WordPress site.

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Payment refunded

Fires when a payment in Fluent Forms is refunded.

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Payment status changed

Fires when the payment status of a Fluent Forms entry changes.

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Subscription payment received

Fires when a subscription in Fluent Forms is renewed.

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Partial submission saved

Fires when a step of a Fluent Forms form is saved.

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Subscription cancelled

Fires when a subscription in Fluent Forms is cancelled.

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Note added to entry

Fires when a note is added to a Fluent Forms entry.

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Entry status changed

Fires when the status of a Fluent Forms entry changes.

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Entry deleted

Fires when a Fluent Forms entry is permanently deleted.

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Form submitted

Fires when a Fluent Forms entry is submitted.

Action

Find forms

Fluent Forms available on the connected site.

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Find a submission

Look up a Fluent Forms entry.

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Update entry status

Change the status of a Fluent Forms entry.

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Add a note to an entry

Add a note to a Fluent Forms entry.

How it works

Connect WordPress with Fluent Forms in three steps

Create automations that move data between WordPress and Fluent Forms. Nodest handles the work in between, so you can focus on what matters.

Connect WordPress and Fluent Forms

Link your WordPress and Fluent Forms accounts to Nodest in a few clicks, so both tools are ready to use in automations.

Pick a trigger

Choose the event that starts your automation, such as a new order, form submission, or updated record in WordPress or Fluent Forms.

Chain actions and go live

Add one or more actions, and combine them with filters, branches, and delays to create a workflow that fits your needs.

Frequently asked questions about WordPress and Fluent Forms

Find answers to common questions about connecting WordPress with Fluent Forms using Nodest.

How do I connect WordPress to Nodest?

Click Connect on WordPress in your Integrations list and enter your site URL. Nodest sends you to your own site, where WordPress asks you to approve the connection.

Which user does Nodest act as?

How do I connect Fluent Forms to Nodest?

How do I use the values someone submitted?

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