AnyAPI – Send Orders to Any REST API, Webhook & Email for WooCommerce

Yes. The free version on WordPress.org includes 1 API Key, the three main order triggers, unlimited API calls (throttled after 500/month), and a real-time API Log of your last 10 calls.

No. You configure everything through a visual interface inside your WordPress admin — endpoints, authentication, triggers, and payload filtering. No code at any point.

Yes. AnyAPI can email the full order details to any address the moment an order reaches the status you choose — useful for sending new orders to a fulfilment partner, a warehouse, or your own inbox. The recipient gets the order laid out and ready to act on, without logging into WooCommerce. This works on the free version.

Yes. The free version includes a ready-made Email template — pick who should receive the order, choose the trigger status, and it runs on the next matching order. There's nothing to design from scratch and no API to configure first.

Yes. If your external system has a REST API that accepts HTTP requests, AnyAPI can send WooCommerce order data to it. This includes ERPs, CRMs, messaging platforms, spreadsheets, fulfillment systems, and any custom API endpoint.

Yes. AnyAPI can send WooCommerce order data to any webhook URL — including Slack Incoming Webhooks, Zapier Webhooks, Make Webhooks, and custom webhook endpoints. Configure the URL, authentication, and payload just like any other REST API integration.

AnyAPI sends WooCommerce order data to your REST API when an order event fires — a new order, payment completion, or a status change you choose. No manual action needed; it runs in the background.

WooCommerce's built-in webhooks send the full order payload with no filtering, no visual configuration, and no logs. AnyAPI adds a no-code visual UI, JSON Filter to shape payloads, real-time API Logs for debugging, and authentication helpers — making integrations far easier to set up, monitor, and maintain.

The JSON Filter lets you choose exactly which WooCommerce order fields to send in your API request payload. Instead of sending the full order object (100+ fields), you select only what your external system needs — reducing errors, improving security, and making debugging easier.

Every API call is recorded in AnyAPI's API Log with its HTTP status code, the API response, and latency, so you can see whether each call went through and what came back. The free version keeps your last 10 calls. AnyAPI Lite keeps your full history and adds the full request payload, search by order ID, URL, or payload, and filtering by status (2xx / 4xx / 5xx).

If the receiving service returns a temporary error — such as 429, 502, 503, or 504 — AnyAPI retries the call once on its own, following the service's Retry-After header where one is provided. That way a brief outage on the other end doesn't quietly cost you the order. The retry runs in the background and never blocks the order from being saved.

Yes. If you have access to the WhatsApp Business API — for example through a provider like Woztell — AnyAPI can send a POST request to it whenever a WooCommerce order is placed or updated.

Yes. AnyAPI works with any REST API that accepts HTTP requests — including LINE Messaging API, Slack Incoming Webhooks, Telegram Bot API, Discord Webhooks, and more.

Yes. If your ERP system (SAP, Oracle NetSuite, Microsoft Dynamics, or a custom ERP) has a REST API, AnyAPI can push WooCommerce order data to it automatically on any order event.

AnyAPI supports Basic Auth (username + password) and Bearer Token authentication. Compatible with any REST API that uses standard HTTP authentication methods.

For sending WooCommerce order data to external APIs, you can start on the free version. AnyAPI runs entirely inside your WordPress installation, with no per-task pricing, no external platform dependency, and your order data never leaves your server. It's built to do order-to-API automation well, rather than to be a general-purpose automation platform.