What’s new in FlowWP

1.2.2

Removes Google Analytics and Gravatar from the Pricing page, and documents exactly what Freemius receives. Nothing changes in how FlowWP works.

• The Pricing page no longer loads Google Analytics, which came with the Freemius pricing page it is built on, or reviewers' pictures from Gravatar.
• External services describes exactly what Freemius receives and when.
• Every REST route checks the user's capability where the route is registered.

1.2.1

Removes the last mentions of tracking parameters from the plugin's files. Nothing changes in how FlowWP works.

• No file in the plugin mentions a tracking parameter any more, including the build configuration and an unused script from the Freemius SDK.

1.2.0

A new name, no limits or usage counting of any kind, no tracking on links, and Action Scheduler 4.2.0. Connections to outside services move to FlowWP Pro.

• Renamed to FlowWP – Visual Workflow Automation.
• Nothing in the plugin is counted or limited: no caps on workflows, steps, runs, webhooks or HTTP requests, and AND / OR conditions, retries and On error paths work on every site, whatever its licence.
• Run history is kept for 30 days. Developers can change that with the flowwp_history_retention_days filter.
• Links to flowwp.net no longer carry tracking parameters.
• The connections to Slack, Discord, Telegram, WhatsApp, Mailchimp and the AI providers, and the AI workflow builder, are now part of FlowWP Pro only. The plugin contacts no outside service on its own.
• Updated Action Scheduler to 4.2.0.
• Translations load the way WordPress loads them for every plugin in the directory.

1.1.2

Updates the plugin's homepage link. Nothing changes in how FlowWP works.

• The plugin's homepage link now points to the FlowWP plugin page; the author link stays on flowwp.net.

1.1.1

Includes the source of the editor and pricing page. Nothing changes in how FlowWP works.

• The JavaScript source now ships with the plugin: admin/src and pricing-app/src, with the build files and lock files that rebuild the minified editor and pricing page. To rebuild them, run npm ci and npm run build in the plugin’s folder.

1.1.0

The free version has no caps.

• Unlimited workflows, steps per workflow, runs, webhooks and HTTP requests. Nothing stops at a monthly count.
• AND / OR conditions, On error paths and retry policies are now part of the free version.
• Every ready-made template built from free steps can be used, not just three.
• Run history is kept for 30 days on every plan in the free version, up from 7. The Business and Agency plans still keep it for 90 and 180 days.
• The paid plans add steps and features the free version does not include; they no longer lift limits on what it does.

1.0.0

First public release.

• Build automations on a canvas: a trigger, conditions, and the actions that follow, joined up by dragging.
• 395 steps across 36 integrations — WooCommerce, the form plugins, the LMS and membership plugins, the CRMs, Slack, Telegram, Discord, WhatsApp, Mailchimp, MailPoet and WordPress itself — each one appearing only when the plugin it belongs to is active, and saying so plainly when it is not.
• 72 ready-made templates, filtered by what the site actually has installed.
• Every value an earlier step produced is available to a later one as a token, with a picker so you do not have to remember them.
• Test a workflow before it goes live: it runs once with sample data, and emails, HTTP requests and other side effects are simulated rather than sent.
• Every run is recorded — which steps ran, what each was given, what each returned, and where it stopped. A failed step can be retried on its own.
• Connections are stored encrypted, and a workflow exported for someone else leaves its secrets behind.
• Workflows run on your own site, on WordPress' own hooks, through Action Scheduler. No external service, no per-task pricing, no account.
• Triggers, actions, conditions and formatters are all registered through a documented contract, so another plugin can add its own without touching FlowWP. See the developer guide.
• Answers personal-data export and erasure requests for the data FlowWP stores about a person.
• Translation-ready throughout, PHP and the editor both.