FlowMattic 7.2: One Workflow, Many Triggers

FlowMattic 7.2 is here — and it changes the shape a workflow can take. One workflow can now start from several triggers, branched paths can converge back into a single chain, and an AI client connected over MCP can design and save workflows on your site. Alongside that: a PDF Parser, webhook signature verification, a barcode generator, and HTML-to-PDF/image generation — all running on your own server.

Watch the 7.2 overview

One workflow, many triggers

Until now, the same automation reaching from three different sources meant three copies of the workflow. In 7.2, add additional triggers to a single workflow — they appear as 1.1, 1.2, and so on on the canvas, each webhook trigger gets its own URL, and Task History records which trigger started each run.

Each additional trigger’s response maps once onto the first trigger’s keys — the Auto-map matching keys button does it in one click — so every action step runs unchanged no matter which trigger fired.

The Join step — branches that come back together

The new Join step converges a Router’s routes or a Branch’s Yes/No paths back into one chain, so the steps after it run once, whichever path was taken. Merged Fields complete the picture: define a field once, map it per route, and later steps read a single tag that resolves from whichever route actually ran. The Join even suggests merged fields it finds in every route’s test data, and after a Join, the dynamic-tag picker lists the Join’s fields instead of the routes’ internal steps — a mapping can’t depend on a route that didn’t run.

AI builds workflows on your site — over MCP

The MCP Server gains a Workflow Tools switch (off by default). Turn it on and a connected AI client — Claude, Cursor, or any MCP client — can list your apps, read real event slugs, validate a draft workflow and save it. AI-created workflows always save switched off, and a draft that fails validation saves nothing and returns the errors. Revise, test-run with sample data, and read workflows back as editable drafts — all through MCP tools.

New apps and actions

• PDF Parser — extract text with a per-page breakdown, read metadata, search text with context, and pull embedded images out of PDFs, from a URL or Media Library ID.
• Barcode Generator — 29 1D symbologies rendered as PNGs on your own server, saved to the Media Library or returned as a data URI.
• Generate PDF from HTML — your HTML and CSS to a finished PDF, with full modern CSS via Cloudflare Browser Rendering or the built-in engine.
• Generate Image from HTML — the same idea for PNG and JPEG images, at a fixed size or grown to fit.
• WordPress — new “Search WordPress” action across posts, users, meta, terms, options and comments, plus “Create User if Not Exists” and “Get User by Username”.
• WP Tables — import a CSV to create a new table: columns and types are read from the file for your review, then the rows import in batches.

Webhook signature verification

Webhook triggers can now verify signatures from Stripe, GitHub, Shopify, WooCommerce, Slack, Razorpay and Paddle — with replay protection, a custom option for your own scheme, and a log-only mode to observe before you enforce. Unsigned or invalid requests are rejected before your workflow ever runs.

FlowMattic Tables — every plan starts with a free trial

The managed FlowMattic Tables database now starts every plan with a 7-day free trial at full capacity — you aren’t charged until the trial ends, and you can cancel from the billing portal anytime.

Faster where it counts

Task History status filtering now uses indexed columns — on large sites, Apply Filters drops from around 16 seconds to under 2. Ordinary page views no longer trigger FlowMattic housekeeping, and checks against our servers back off during downtime so an outage on our side can’t slow your site. The release also carries a long list of fixes across Tables, the MCP Server, the API step, webhooks and the workflow builder — the full changelog has every line.

Update today

FlowMattic 7.2 is available now — update from your WordPress dashboard, or grab the zip from your account. After updating, the What’s New page walks you through everything this release adds.