Triggering WooCommerce webhooks is easy, however handling them and doing something with them is a different matter.
Understanding the data that it produces and extracting it in a format that is of use, requires a small bit of coding knowledge.
The data is in JSON format and can be extracted by many methods, however I find php easy and quick.
The JSON file is heavily nested, sometimes getting the correct path is tricky but there are plenty of free things on the web that will do it for you.
Once the webhook is triggered, you can get your website to send extra emails, send texts, update CRM’s, update booking systems etc
WooCommerce webhooks can be selected to trigger for different reasons, so selecting the correct trigger is important as the action it triggers needs to match.
If you are struggling to get your head around webhooks, just send us an email!