| 开发者 | summix |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年2月25日 17:31 |
| PHP版本: | 8.0 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 6.9 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
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{{Trigger.field}} and {{action_id.field}} syntax/wp-content/plugins/sequensy/ or install directly through the WordPress plugin installer.PHP 8.0 or higher. Sequensy uses modern PHP features like named arguments and match expressions.
Yes. Sequensy includes a WooCommerce package with triggers for new orders and completed orders, plus actions for updating order status, adding order notes, and creating coupons. WooCommerce 8.0 or higher is recommended.
Go to Sequensy > Integrations in the admin sidebar. Click Connect on the service you want to use and enter your API credentials. Once connected, the service's actions become available in the workflow builder.
Workflows run asynchronously in the background using Action Scheduler. When a trigger fires, the workflow is queued and processed within seconds. This keeps your site responsive — visitors and admins won't experience slowdowns from long-running actions.
Yes. Sequensy supports variable substitution across workflow steps. Use {{Trigger.field_name}} to reference trigger data or {{action_id.field_name}} to reference the output of a previous action. For example, {{Trigger.user_email}} inserts the email of the user who triggered the workflow.
The free plugin includes the visual builder, 6 triggers, 10 actions, conditional filters, variable substitution, and an activity log. Sequensy Pro adds advanced features like nested AND/OR filter groups, workflow version history, unlimited activity logging, and access to the integrations marketplace with additional packages.
Yes. Sequensy's package system is extensible. Developers can build custom packages that register their own triggers and actions. Each package is a self-contained directory with a manifest, action definitions, and optional trigger definitions. See the developer documentation for details.
All workflow configurations, execution history, and activity logs are stored in your WordPress database in dedicated wp_sequensy_* tables. No data is sent to external servers unless you explicitly configure a third-party integration and create a workflow that uses it.
When a trigger fires, Sequensy evaluates the workflow's filters. If the conditions pass, it schedules the workflow's actions via Action Scheduler — a battle-tested WordPress library used by WooCommerce. Actions are then processed in a background queue, typically within a few seconds.