Webhook forms

WordPress webhook forms for automation teams

Publish WordPress forms that send structured webhook payloads to n8n, Make, Zapier, CRMs, PSAs, and custom APIs.

Install the pluginWordPress overview
Direct answer

FormNode gives WordPress sites webhook forms without storing webhook secrets or submissions inside WordPress. The page embeds the form, and FormNode handles the secure submission and webhook delivery.

Best fit

Use FormNode when WordPress is the page, not the workflow engine.

  • Marketing forms that create operational work
  • Service request forms
  • Partner intake
  • Internal request forms embedded on intranets
Workflow pattern
Create the FormNode formBuild the fields, validation, and webhook payload contract in FormNode.
Embed on WordPressSave the embed in the WordPress plugin and place it with a block or shortcode.
Configure webhook deliveryPoint the FormNode submission action at n8n, Make, Zapier, or a custom endpoint.
Track deliveryReview payloads, responses, and retry status from FormNode instead of WordPress logs.
Payload

Structured data out, not just email notification.

The receiving automation gets a predictable JSON payload that can route the request, create records, and notify stakeholders.

Common fields
Useful fieldsRequester, Email, Request type, Department, Attachments, Approval needed
Common questions

Can WordPress send form submissions to a webhook?

Yes. FormNode embeds the form on WordPress and sends submissions from FormNode to the configured webhook endpoint.

Are webhook secrets stored in WordPress?

No. The FormNode WordPress plugin is embed-focused and does not store FormNode API keys or webhook credentials in WordPress.

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