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Create Notion database items for new WordPress users

Effortlessly manage your new WordPress users by adding them to a Notion database. With this workflow, whenever a new user registers on your WordPress site, their details will be instantly added to a designated Notion database. Save time and stay organized by streamlining your user onboarding process with this seamless automation.

Effortlessly manage your new WordPress users by adding them to a Notion database. With this workflow, whenever a new user registers on your WordPress site, their details will be instantly added to a designated Notion database. Save time and stay organized by streamlining your user onboarding process with this seamless automation.

  1. When this happens...
    WordPressWordPress
    New User

    Triggers when a new user is created.

    TriggerScheduled
  2. automatically do this!
    NotionNotion
    Create Database Item

    Creates an item in a database.

    ActionWrite
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Supported triggers and actions

    • Status

    Trigger
    Scheduled
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    • Post Status

    • Post Type

    Trigger
    Scheduled
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  • WordPress triggers, actions, and search

    Updated User

    Triggers when a user is updated.

    Trigger
    Instant
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    • FileRequired

    • Post

    • Filename

    • Title

    • Author

    • Caption

    • Description

    • Alt Text

    • Comment Status

    • Ping Status

    Action
    Write
  • WordPress triggers, actions, and search

    New Media

    Triggers when a new media is uploaded.

    Trigger
    Scheduled
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    • Post Types

    • Post Statuses

    • Trigger only when state changes?

    Trigger
    Instant
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  • WordPress triggers, actions, and search

    New User

    Triggers when a new user is created.

    Trigger
    Scheduled
    Try It

    • Post TypeRequired

    Action
    Write