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Check a page is up every 15 minutes

Requests a page on a schedule and emails you the moment it answers with an error, including the status code.

Plan
Personal planNeeds the Personal plan or above
Size
4 steps · Intermediate

Works with

  • Schedules & Webhooks
  • WordPress

The workflow

Every step, as it appears in the editor

Step names come straight from FlowWP. Branches are labelled the way the editor labels them.

  1. Webhooks and schedules logoTrigger · Schedules & WebhooksOn a schedule
  2. Action · HTTPHTTP Request
  3. Condition · LogicIf / Else
  4. Branch: True
    Action · EmailSend Email

After you choose it, every step can be changed, moved or removed.

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WordPress

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    1. WordPress logoTrigger: A user is created (WordPress)
    2. Action: Send Email (Email)
    WordPressFree

    Welcome new users by email

    Send every new account a friendly welcome, addressed by name.

    2 stepsBeginner
    1. WordPress logoTrigger: A user publishes a post (WordPress)
    2. Action: Send Email (Email)
    WordPressFree

    Tell your team when a post goes live

    Email someone each time a post is published, with a link to read it.

    2 stepsBeginner
    1. WordPress logoTrigger: A user’s post receives a comment (WordPress)
    2. Action: Send Email (Email)
    WordPressFree

    Tell authors about new comments

    Email a post’s author whenever someone comments on it.

    2 stepsBeginner

Build your WordPress workflow visually.

Start with a template or a blank canvas. Nothing runs until you activate it.