Free WordPress Automation Plugin

Connect 8 WordPress Plugins to 160 Platforms for Free
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Free Triggers and Actions in Bit Integrations







What is Bit Integrations?
- Send form entries to a CRM, email marketing tool, or spreadsheet
- Send WooCommerce order and customer data to external platforms
- Trigger workflows from LMS enrolments and course completions
- Create WooCommerce customers, orders, or products from a form submission
How Bit Integrations Works in 3-Steps


Why Automate WordPress Site?
Who Can Benefit With Bit Integraitons Free Version?
WooCommerce store owners
Elementor Form users
WPForms users
Contact Form 7 users
Bit Social users
Bit CRM users
Bit Assist users
What Bit Integrations Pro Adds
Free Pro Which Plan Is Right for You?
| Features | Free | |
|---|---|---|
| Trigger Plugins | 8 | All supported trigger plugins |
| Triggers | 99 | All available triggers |
| Action platforms | 160 | All available action platforms |
| Actions | 383 | All available actions |
| Workflows | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Conditional logic | Included | Included |
| Custom triggers and actions | Not available | Available |
| Incoming Webhooks | Not available | Available |
| Outgoing webhooks | Available for all free triggers | Available for all triggers |
| Support | Community forum | Dedicated Support |
What Clients Say About Bit Integrations





It is really saving brain energy now, and creating lots of automation with just the help of Bit Integration.
If you love connecting tools and merging functionalities then I highly recommend the plugin.



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Frequently Ask Questions
The free tier includes WPForms, Contact Form 7, Bit Form, Elementor, WooCommerce, Bit Social, Bit Assist, and Bit CRM. Each one exposes its own events, such as form submission, order status change, or lead creation.
Yes. A single trigger can be mapped to multiple actions. But you will need to create separate integrations for each trigger so that one form submission can reach a CRM, a spreadsheet, and an email tool at once.
Each field from the source plugin is matched to a field in the destination app through a visual mapping interface in the WordPress admin. The map is defined once and applied to every record afterward.
Yes. Conditional logic evaluates incoming data against rules you set and runs the action only when those conditions are met. This is available on the free tier.
Outgoing webhooks work with every free trigger, so WordPress data can be posted to any external endpoint. Incoming webhooks require the Pro version.
It runs at the plugin level rather than the theme level, so it works independently of your theme. Page builder forms are supported where the builder is one of the supported trigger plugins, including Elementor.
Bit Integrations records the failure and can email you an alert for each failed run, provided you enable failure alerts before creating the integration. Failed runs can be re-executed from the timeline.
The timeline section shows the success and failure history for every integration, including on the free tier. You can review individual runs there and re-execute failed ones.
Bit Integrations supports custom actions, custom API connections, and outgoing webhooks on the free tier, so an unsupported destination can still receive data. Custom triggers and incoming webhooks require the Pro version.
The integration runs on the same request that fires the trigger, with no cron job or queue in between, so data reaches the destination app without delay. The plugin adds no scheduled background processing to the site.



