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WordPress integration for your workflows.

Connect WordPress to Collabase once and use 5 actions and 1 trigger in your workflows. No code needed, hosted in Switzerland.

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CategoryMarketing
UpdatedOctober 2026
LicenceOpen source (MIT)
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WordPress in Collabase

Connect WordPress to Collabase once and use 5 actions and 1 trigger in your workflows. No code needed, hosted in Switzerland.

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How to connect it

  1. Open the integrations in the workspace settings.
  2. Choose WordPress and connect your account.
  3. Add a trigger or an action to the workflow.
  • In your WordPress admin, open Users → Profile.
  • Under Application Passwords, type a name and click Add New Application Password.
  • Copy the generated password and paste it below together with your username.

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Questions about WordPress

What can I automate with WordPress in Collabase?

WordPress brings 5 actions and 1 trigger, for example Create Post, Create Page, Update Post, Get Post Details and 1 more. You combine them in a workflow without code and mix them with every other integration.

How do I connect WordPress to Collabase?

You open the integrations in the workspace settings, choose WordPress and connect your account once, using custom credentials. After that all triggers and actions are available in the workflow.

Can WordPress start a workflow?

Yes. WordPress provides 1 trigger, for example New Post. The workflow runs as soon as the event happens.

Does the WordPress integration cost extra?

No. All integrations are included in every licence, in the Isolated Cloud and in Self-Hosted operation. There is no module price.

Test it against your own content. A proof of concept is ready within days.

We set up an instance with your content and you test it against real workflows. In a first conversation we clarify scope, operating model and timing.