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Connect Oracle Commerce with another app

Oracle Commerce integration

Connect Oracle Commerce with 918+ other apps in FlowMattic. Pick a trigger, add Oracle Commerce steps, map the fields from earlier steps and run the workflow on your own server with no per-task fees.

23 triggers Integration version 1.0.0 Category: E-Commerce Unlimited workflows and runs

See what the two do together: triggers, actions and example workflows.

Popular with Oracle Commerce

Triggers and actions for Oracle Commerce

A trigger is the Oracle Commerce event that starts a workflow. An action is what FlowMattic does in Oracle Commerce from a step.

EventWhat it doesType
Account CreatedTriggers when a new account was successfully created by an administrator.Trigger
Account UpdateTriggers when an existing account is successfully updated by an administrator.Trigger
Cart IdleTriggers when a cart that contains items has been inactive for the number of minutes you specify on the Abandoned Cart Settings page.Trigger
Export CompleteTriggers when the data export process successfully completed.Trigger
Import CompleteTriggers when the data import process successfully completed.Trigger
Inventory UpdateTriggers when out-of-stock SKUs are back in stock.Trigger
Order CancelTriggers when an agent cancels an order.Trigger
Order Cancel Without Payment DetailsTriggers when an agent cancels an order without payment details.Trigger
Order SubmitTriggers when an order was successfully submitted by a customer or an agent.Trigger
Order Submit Without Payment DetailsTriggers when an order has been successfully submitted by a customer or an agent.Trigger
Publish CompleteTriggers when the changes were successfully published.Trigger
Remorse Period StartTriggers when an order’s customer remorse period has started.Trigger
Remorse Period Start Without Payment DetailsTriggers when an order’s customer remorse period has started.Trigger
Return Request UpdateTriggers when a return request is successfully processed by an agent.Trigger
Return Request Update without Payment DetailsTriggers when a return request is successfully processed by an agent.Trigger
Shopper Profile CreateTriggers when a new shopper registers on your instance.Trigger
Shopper Profile UpdateTriggers when a registered shopper changes their account details.Trigger
Shopper Profile DeleteTriggers when a registered shopper’s account has been deleted.Trigger
Order RedactTriggers when an order’s properties have been redacted.Trigger
Request QuoteTriggers when a shopper requests a quote for an order on a store that supports an external product configurator.Trigger
Update QuoteTriggers when a shopper accepts or rejects a quote or the quote was canceled on a store that supports an external product configurator.Trigger
Account RequestTriggers when an account-based shopper has submitted an account registration request.Trigger
Contact RequestTriggers when an account-based shopper or anonymous shopper has submitted a contact registration request.Trigger

Three steps to a running Oracle Commerce workflow

The builder keeps the order you think in: connect the app, choose what starts the workflow, add what should happen.

  1. Connect

    Authorise Oracle Commerce once

    Add a Oracle Commerce connection under Connects and reuse it in every workflow. Credentials stay in your WordPress database.

  2. Trigger

    Pick what starts it

    Start from a Oracle Commerce event, or from a WordPress event, a form, a webhook, a schedule or any of the 918+ integrations, then capture a sample so later steps can map real fields.

  3. Act

    Add Oracle Commerce steps and logic

    Chain Oracle Commerce actions with Router, Filter, Iterator and Delay, test each step against captured data, then switch the workflow on.

Oracle Commerce workflows people build

Each example pairs Oracle Commerce with an app it is often used with. Build any of them on the canvas, or start from the workflow library.

Log every submitted Oracle Commerce order in a Google Sheets spreadsheet

Oracle Commerce to Google Sheets

Send a Slack alert when an Oracle Commerce order is cancelled

Oracle Commerce to Slack

Add new Oracle Commerce shopper profiles to a Mailchimp audience

Oracle Commerce to Mailchimp

Create a Zoho CRM contact when an Oracle Commerce account is created

Oracle Commerce to Zoho CRM

Notify the warehouse via Telegram on each Oracle Commerce inventory update

Oracle Commerce to Telegram

When an Oracle Commerce order is submitted, record it in Airtable and confirm with the buyer via Gmail

Oracle Commerce to Airtable, then Gmail

Connect Oracle Commerce with other apps

278 apps have triggers or actions that work with Oracle Commerce. The ones used together most often come first.

About Oracle Commerce

FlowMattic integration version 1.0.0

Oracle Commerce is an enterprise e-commerce platform for managing storefronts, shopper accounts, orders, inventory, and returns at scale. Connect Oracle Commerce to FlowMattic to automatically sync orders, inventory updates, and shopper profiles with your spreadsheets, CRM, and notification tools.

Oracle Commerce integration changelog

What changed in each version of the integration.

v1.0 – June 2026
– Initial release

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