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See the kind of workflows teams build with Whale and WordPress below — describe the exact one you want above and the Agent builds it on demand.

Whale + WordPress When a new review is created in Whale, update training post entries on WordPress. See details
Add new courses to your website directory When a new course is created in Whale, automatically create a CMS item in WordPress so your website course catalog stays up to date. See details
Celebrate course completion on your site When a student completes a course in Whale, automatically update content in WordPress to display recent learner achievements. See details
Grant learner access from website registrations When a visitor submits an enrollment form in WordPress, automatically activate the user's account in Whale so they can start learning immediately. See details

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Triggers & actions for Whale and WordPress

Everything Whale and WordPress can do inside a workflow — the triggers that start one and the actions that run when it fires.

Whale Explore Whale →

Whale is a knowledge sharing and training platform that helps companies create, manage, and deliver employee onboarding courses.

Triggers
New Assignment

Triggers when a new card or playbook is assigned to a user.

Assignment Marked as Done

Triggers when an assignment is marked as done

Assignment Over Due

Triggers when an assignment is over due

New Review

Triggers when a new card or playbook review is assigned to a user.

Review Marked as Done

Triggers when a review is marked as done

Review Over Due

Triggers when a review is over due.

Actions
Create Card

Create a Card

Add Comment

Add comment to a card

Add a Tag

Add a tag to a card

Add to Group

Add a user to a group

Invite User

Add a user to your Whale workspace

Mark Assignment Done

Mark an assignment as done

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WordPress is an open-source web content management system that allows users to create, customize, and publish blogs and full websites.

Triggers
New Comment

Triggers when a new comment is added.

New Media

Triggers when a new media is uploaded.

New Post

Triggers when a new post is created.

Updated Post

Triggers when a post is updated.

Updated User

Triggers when a user is updated.

New User

Triggers when a new user is created.

Actions
Upload Media

Upload a new media file, which can be used as featured media.

Create Post

Creates a new post.

Update Post

Updates a post.

Create User

Creates a new user.

Update User

Updates an existing user.

API Request (Beta)

This is an advanced action which makes a raw HTTP request that includes this integration's authentication.

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FAQ

Common questions about Whale + WordPress

Is there a pre-built Whale + WordPress automation?

Not yet, but Knit's Integrations Agent can build one — describe what you want and it researches Whale and WordPress's public API docs (or your own uploaded docs) and builds a working automation.

Does this require a pre-built Whale or WordPress connector?

No. The Agent works whether or not Whale or WordPress already has a pre-built connector in Knit's catalog — it researches the real API surface either way.

How long does it take to build?

Minutes to build a first working version, not weeks — you test it against real data before it goes anywhere near production.

Why should I integrate Whale with WordPress?

Linking Whale with WordPress keeps your public website synchronized with your learning content, automatically showcasing new courses and instantly provisioning accounts when visitors sign up through website forms.

Can website form submissions automatically enroll students in learning programs?

Yes, when a user fills out a registration or sign-up form in WordPress, you can automatically activate their account in Whale without manual administration.

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