Automation
Already using an automation plugin? Connect it to FlowAlert and turn any trigger — from any of the hundreds of plugins they support — into an accountable push notification with acknowledgement and escalation.
1,000 free events/month · No card required
Automation plugins are great at doing things, but "notify someone" usually means another email nobody owns.
There's no acknowledgement, so you never know if the alert was seen.
There's no escalation, so a missed trigger just disappears.
You've already connected the trigger — you just need it to reach the right person, reliably.
Point your automation's webhook or HTTP action at FlowAlert and every trigger becomes a routed, acknowledged, escalating push notification — no per-plugin work.
1,000
Free events every month to start. No card required.
From event to acknowledged alert — the whole path, in order.
In your automation tool, add a webhook / "Send data" / HTTP action
Point it at the FlowAlert /events endpoint with your API key
Map the trigger's data into the event title and body
FlowAlert routes it to the right person via push notification
They acknowledge — and if no one responds, it escalates
See it in action
automation.triggered
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One connection reaches every plugin your automator supports
Works with Uncanny Automator, WP Webhooks & SureTriggers/OttoKit
Also works with Zapier and any HTTP-capable tool
Require acknowledgement & auto-escalate (Pro option)
Route any trigger to the right person or team
No per-plugin integration to build or wait for
Works on iPhone and Android
Free plan available — up to 1,000 alerts per month
Automation hubs already speak HTTP, so there's no FlowAlert plugin to install here — you add a webhook/HTTP step to a workflow you already have and point it at FlowAlert. The one connection then covers every trigger that tool supports.
automation.triggered (any recipe)Add an "Send data to webhook" action as the last step of any recipe, point it at your FlowAlert /events URL, and map the trigger tokens into the title and body. Every one of Automator's supported triggers can now reach a person with acknowledgement.
automation.triggered (any flow)Use a "Send Data" action to POST any WordPress event straight to the FlowAlert events endpoint. No code — you configure the URL, API key and field mapping in WP Webhooks' own UI.
automation.triggered (any workflow)Add a FlowAlert webhook action to any workflow. It inherits routing, optional acknowledgement and escalation, so any of the hundreds of apps SureTriggers connects becomes an accountable alert.
automation.triggered (any Zap)Outside WordPress, or want a no-code bridge? Use the FlowAlert Zapier app — or a plain Webhooks-by-Zapier POST — to fire events from any system that Zapier or a raw HTTP request can reach.
The things people ask before connecting this — the docs cover the rest.
Add a webhook action to your Automator recipe (or use Automator's HTTP request action) and point it at the FlowAlert /events endpoint with your API key. Map the trigger data into the event, and FlowAlert routes and escalates it. A native Automator app integration is on our roadmap; the webhook route works today.
Both can send an HTTP request to an external URL, so you point a "Send Data" action at the FlowAlert events endpoint. Any trigger they support then becomes an accountable push notification.
Email has no owner, no acknowledgement, and no escalation. FlowAlert sends the alert to a specific person, requires them to acknowledge, and escalates if they don't — so the automation actually results in someone acting.
No. It's a webhook/HTTP action in a tool you already use, pointed at the FlowAlert REST API. No code, no per-plugin integration to wait for.
FlowAlert starts free with up to 1,000 alerts per month. Pro is a flat $29/month with no per-seat pricing.
Set up FlowAlert in under two minutes: connect a source, define your first routing rule, and the right person’s phone knows from then on.
No card required · Free plan forever · REST API included