WordPress and Discord workflows you can build
Each one uses only triggers and actions the two integrations ship today, plus FlowMattic's own tools. Where the library has a ready-made template, import it instead of building from scratch.
Ready-made template Announce each new WordPress post in a Discord channel
The title, excerpt and link go to a channel such as #new-posts when you publish, so your community reads new articles without waiting for a newsletter.
New Post→Send Channel Message
View the templateSend tutorials, news and releases to different channels
A Router reads the post's category and posts to the matching channel, so members who only follow #releases are not woken up by every blog post.
New Post→Router→Send Channel Message
Give members their Discord role when they get a WordPress role
When a user is given a role such as premium member, Find User looks up the Discord name saved on their profile and Add Role gives them access to the members-only channels.
User Role Added→Find User→Add Role
Take the Discord role away when the membership ends
User Role Removed runs the same lookup and Remove User Role closes the private channels, so access in Discord follows what members pay for on your site.
User Role Removed→Find User→Remove User Role
Send new comments to a moderators' channel
Every new comment, with author, post title and text, lands in a private #mod-queue channel, so the moderation team sees pending comments without logging in to wp-admin.
New Comment→Send Channel Message
Open a forum thread to discuss each new article
Create new Forum Post starts a thread in a Discord forum channel named after the article, so comments and questions about it stay together instead of scattered in chat.
New Post→Create new Forum Post
Turn community showcase posts into WordPress drafts
When a member posts a project in your #showcase forum, FlowMattic creates a draft post with the text and author name, ready for an editor to polish and publish.
New Forum Post→New Post