Connect WordPress Multisite with another app

WordPress Multisite integration

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

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Pair WordPress Multisite with another app

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

Triggers and actions for WordPress Multisite

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

Event	What it does	Type
Site Created	Triggers when a new site is created in the network.	Trigger
Site Deleted	Triggers when a site is deleted from the network.	Trigger
Site Updated	Triggers when a site is updated in the network.	Trigger
Site Activated	Triggers when a site is activated.	Trigger
Site Deactivated	Triggers when a site is deactivated.	Trigger
Site Archived	Triggers when a site is archived.	Trigger
Site Unarchived	Triggers when a site is unarchived.	Trigger
Site Marked as Spam	Triggers when a site is marked as spam.	Trigger
Site Unmarked as Spam	Triggers when spam status is removed from a site.	Trigger
Network User Created	Triggers when a new user is created in the network.	Trigger
User Added to Site	Triggers when a user is added to a site.	Trigger
User Removed from Site	Triggers when a user is removed from a site.	Trigger
Network User Deleted	Triggers when a user is deleted from the network.	Trigger
Super Admin Granted	Triggers when a user is granted Super Admin privileges.	Trigger
Super Admin Revoked	Triggers when Super Admin privileges are revoked from a user.	Trigger
Create Site	Create a new site in the network.	Action
Delete Site	Delete a site from the network.	Action
Activate Site	Activate a deactivated site.	Action
Deactivate Site	Deactivate a site.	Action
Archive Site	Archive a site.	Action
Unarchive Site	Unarchive a site.	Action
Mark Site as Spam	Mark a site as spam.	Action
Unmark Site as Spam	Remove spam status from a site.	Action
Get Site	Get site details by ID.	Action
Get Sites	Get a list of sites in the network.	Action
Update Site Option	Update an option for a specific site.	Action
Get Site Option	Get an option value from a specific site.	Action
Add User to Site	Add an existing user to a site with a specific role.	Action
Remove User from Site	Remove a user from a site.	Action
Get Site Users	Get a list of users for a specific site.	Action
Get User Sites	Get a list of sites a user belongs to.	Action
Create Network User	Create a new user in the network.	Action
Delete Network User	Delete a user from the entire network.	Action
Grant Super Admin	Grant Super Admin privileges to a user.	Action
Revoke Super Admin	Revoke Super Admin privileges from a user.	Action
Get Network Option	Get a network-wide option value.	Action
Update Network Option	Update a network-wide option.	Action
Get Site Meta	Get metadata for a site.	Action
Update Site Meta	Update metadata for a site.	Action
Delete Site Meta	Delete metadata from a site.	Action

Three steps to a running WordPress Multisite workflow

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

Connect
Authorise WordPress Multisite once
Add a WordPress Multisite connection under Connects and reuse it in every workflow. Credentials stay in your WordPress database.
Trigger
Pick what starts it
Start from a WordPress Multisite 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.
Act
Add WordPress Multisite steps and logic
Chain WordPress Multisite actions with Router, Filter, Iterator and Delay, test each step against captured data, then switch the workflow on.

WordPress Multisite workflows people build

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

When FluentForms submission received, create a new client portal sub-site in WordPress Multisite and send login details via email

Fluent Forms to WordPress Multisite, then Share Secrets, then Email SMTP

When WooCommerce subscription activated, create a dedicated site for the subscriber and add them as site admin

WooCommerce Subscriptions to WordPress Multisite

When LearnDash course enrollment completed, add user to the course-specific Multisite sub-site with student role

LearnDash to WordPress Multisite

When site created in Multisite, log the details to Google Sheets and notify admin team via Discord

WordPress Multisite to Google Sheets, then Discord

When FluentCart subscription cancelled, deactivate customer's white-label site and send retention email via FluentCRM

FluentCart to WordPress Multisite, then Email SMTP

When scheduled trigger runs daily, check site activity via API and archive inactive sites automatically

Schedule to API Module, then WordPress Multisite

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Connect WordPress Multisite with other apps

865 apps have triggers or actions that work with WordPress Multisite. The ones used together most often come first.

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About WordPress Multisite

FlowMattic integration version 1.0

WordPress Multisite is a FlowMattic integration that enables you to automate and manage your entire WordPress Multisite network from a single workflow. With this integration, you can programmatically create and delete sites, manage user access across sites, update site settings, handle network-wide options, and respond to network events like site creation or user changes. It's perfect for agencies, educational institutions, and enterprises managing multiple WordPress sites from one installation

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