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StackVerify WordPress Plugin

A lightweight WordPress plugin that fixes one of WordPress’ biggest hidden problems:

WordPress struggles to reliably turn events (orders, forms, users) into real-time communication and automation.

This plugin connects WordPress events directly to external communication systems using simple Form IDs.

No backend required.


🚨 The Problem in WordPress

Most WordPress sites face the same issues:

  • Contact forms sit idle with no real-time follow-up
  • WooCommerce orders are not instantly acted on
  • User registrations are ignored after signup
  • Teams rely on email inboxes instead of automation
  • No central event pipeline for communication

Result:

Lost leads, slow response times, and broken customer communication.


⚡ The Solution

StackVerify WordPress Plugin turns WordPress into a real-time communication engine.

Every important event becomes a structured signal:

  • Order placed → instant event
  • Form submitted → instant event
  • User registered → instant event

These events are sent to StackVerify using Form IDs and can trigger:

  • Email notifications
  • WhatsApp messages
  • Webhooks
  • CRM workflows
  • Internal automation systems

🚀 What it enables

Instead of manually checking WordPress:

✔ Customers get instant responses
✔ Sales teams get real-time leads
✔ Orders trigger immediate workflows
✔ No missed communication


📦 Installation

1. Download plugin

From GitHub Releases:

https://github.com/stackmorgan/stackverify-wordpress/releases/latest


2. Install in WordPress

  • Go to: Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin
  • Upload ZIP
  • Activate

⚙️ Setup (1–2 minutes)

  1. Create a form in StackVerify dashboard
  2. Copy Form ID (example: frm_orders)
  3. Open WordPress → StackVerify settings
  4. Map events:
    • WooCommerce Orders
    • Contact Forms
    • User Registrations
  5. Save

Done.


🔁 How it works

WordPress Event Happens
        ↓
StackVerify Plugin captures event
        ↓
Event is sent via Form ID
        ↓
StackVerify processes it
        ↓
Triggers communication (email, WhatsApp, webhook, automation)

📡 Supported WordPress Events

The plugin currently supports:

  • WooCommerce Orders
  • Contact Form Submissions
  • User Registrations

More integrations can be added via WordPress hooks and lightweight extensions.


🧪 Test Mode

Inside the WordPress admin dashboard, you can send a test event:

StackVerify → Send Test Event

This is used to verify:

  • Plugin is correctly installed
  • Form IDs are valid
  • WordPress is communicating with StackVerify
  • Event mapping is working as expected

🧠 Design Philosophy

This plugin is built on a simple principle:

WordPress should generate events, not manage communication logic.

Instead of building and maintaining:

  • Email systems
  • Webhook layers
  • CRM integrations
  • Notification pipelines

WordPress only focuses on capturing events, while StackVerify handles delivery and automation.

This keeps WordPress:

  • Lightweight
  • Faster
  • Easier to maintain
  • More scalable for real businesses

🔒 Privacy

  • This plugin does NOT store user data externally
  • No tracking or background analytics
  • Data is only sent when events occur
  • You fully control what is transmitted via Form IDs
  • No hidden requests or silent data collection

📦 Releases

Latest stable versions are available here:

https://github.com/stackmorgan/stackverify-wordpress/releases

Each release includes a downloadable ZIP file for direct WordPress installation.


🧩 Roadmap

Future improvements planned:

  • Auto-detect WooCommerce installation
  • Auto-detect Contact Form 7 and WPForms
  • Background queue for high-volume stores
  • Retry system for failed event delivery
  • Advanced event logs dashboard inside WordPress
  • One-click StackVerify onboarding connection
  • Zero-configuration mode (smart defaults)

📄 License

MIT License

You are free to use, modify, and distribute this plugin.


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A lightweight WordPress plugin that turns WordPress events into real-time automation signals and sends them to StackVerify via Form IDs for instant workflows, notifications, and integrations.

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