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  • DHL

    DHL

    DHL is one of the world’s largest logistics providers, offering parcel tracking, shipping rate calculation, label generation, and delivery management through their API suite. For e-commerce businesses and companies that ship physical products, the DHL API turns shipping from a manual process into an automated part of your order fulfilment workflow. Instead of logging into DHL portals to create shipments, print labels, and check tracking numbers, you can wire DHL directly into your e-commerce platform, warehouse management system, or order processing workflow. Orders flow in, shipping labels are generated automatically, tracking numbers are sent to customers, and delivery status updates feed back into your systems in real time. At Osher, we integrate DHL shipping into e-commerce and fulfilment workflows through system integrations and business automation. We connect DHL to your order management system, CRM, and customer notification channels so your shipping operations run without manual intervention. If your warehouse team is still copying order details into the DHL portal and manually emailing tracking numbers to customers, that process does not scale. Automation handles it whether you are shipping ten parcels a day or ten thousand.
    DHL consultants
  • Gumroad Trigger

    Gumroad Trigger

    Gumroad is an e-commerce platform that lets creators sell digital products — ebooks, courses, software, templates, and memberships — directly to their audience. The Gumroad Trigger node in n8n fires when specific events happen in your Gumroad store, such as a new sale, subscription update, or refund. Digital creators, solopreneurs, and small product teams use Gumroad because it handles payments, delivery, and licensing without needing a full e-commerce stack. The trigger integration is what turns a standalone storefront into part of a connected business workflow. At Osher, we use the Gumroad Trigger to build post-purchase automations with n8n. When someone buys your product, we can automatically add them to your email marketing platform, grant access in your membership system, send a personalised onboarding sequence, and update your accounting tool — all without manual effort. Our business automation services help digital product sellers scale their operations without hiring additional staff. If you are selling digital products and spending too much time on post-sale admin, contact us to automate the repetitive work.
    Gumroad Trigger consultants
  • Magento 2

    Magento 2

    Magento 2 (now Adobe Commerce) is an open-source e-commerce platform used by mid-market and enterprise retailers to run online stores. It handles product catalogues, customer accounts, orders, payments, shipping, and promotions — with the flexibility to support complex B2B and multi-store configurations. The operational challenge with Magento 2 is that it rarely operates in isolation. Orders need syncing to fulfilment centres, inventory needs updating from suppliers, customer data needs flowing to your CRM, product information needs importing from PIMs or spreadsheets, and financial data needs reconciling with your accounting system. Doing any of this manually at scale is a recipe for errors and delays. Integrating Magento 2 with n8n workflows lets you automate these connections. A typical setup might sync orders to your warehouse management system in real time, update inventory levels from supplier feeds, push customer purchase data to your CRM for sales follow-up, and reconcile daily transactions with Xero or QuickBooks. For retailers managing thousands of SKUs and hundreds of daily orders, this kind of system integration eliminates the manual data handling that causes overselling, delayed shipments, and accounting discrepancies. If your Magento store is disconnected from the rest of your business systems, our team can build the integrations to close those gaps.
    Magento 2 consultants
  • Ghost

    Ghost

    Ghost is an open-source publishing platform built specifically for content creators, bloggers, and media businesses. It provides a clean writing experience, built-in email newsletters, membership and subscription management, and strong SEO defaults out of the box. Ghost is used by independent publishers, company blogs, and paid newsletter operators who want more control than platforms like Substack or Medium offer. When integrated with your wider business tools, Ghost becomes more than a publishing platform. Osher Digital connects Ghost to CRMs, analytics tools, payment processors, and marketing automation systems so that content publishing triggers downstream workflows automatically. A new post can push a formatted email to your subscriber list, update your CRM with engagement data, share to social channels, and log performance metrics, all without manual steps. For businesses running paid memberships through Ghost, we build integrations that sync subscriber data with accounting software, trigger onboarding sequences for new members, and feed churn data into retention workflows. This turns Ghost from a standalone publishing tool into a connected content business platform. If you are running a Ghost publication and spending too much time on manual tasks around publishing, subscriber management, or data reporting, our automated data processing services can connect Ghost to the rest of your stack and automate the repetitive work.
    Ghost consultants
  • Google Analytics

    Google Analytics

    Google Analytics is the most widely used web analytics platform, tracking how visitors find and interact with your website. It provides data on traffic sources, user behaviour, conversion rates, page performance, and audience demographics. Most businesses have Google Analytics installed but only scratch the surface of what the data can tell them. The real value of Google Analytics comes when its data flows into your other business systems. Marketing teams need analytics data in their reporting dashboards without manually exporting CSVs. Sales teams benefit from knowing which pages a lead visited before filling out a contact form. Operations teams can trigger alerts when traffic patterns suggest a problem, such as a sudden drop in conversions or a spike in bounce rates on a key landing page. At Osher, we connect Google Analytics to your business workflows so the data works for you automatically. We build integrations that pull GA4 data into your CRM, trigger Slack alerts based on traffic anomalies, populate custom dashboards, and feed analytics into lead scoring models. Our sales automation team specialises in connecting analytics data to your revenue pipeline so you can see which marketing activities actually drive qualified leads and closed deals, not just pageviews.
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  • Odoo

    Odoo

    Odoo is an open-source business management suite covering ERP, CRM, accounting, inventory, manufacturing, HR, and e-commerce in a single modular platform. The n8n Odoo node lets you automate interactions with Odoo’s database — creating and updating records across any Odoo module, syncing data with external systems, and triggering workflows based on changes in your Odoo instance. Businesses running Odoo use this integration to connect their ERP to the rest of their tech stack. When a new sales order is confirmed in Odoo, an n8n workflow can send a confirmation email to the customer, update the project management board, and notify the warehouse team in Slack. When inventory levels drop below a threshold, another workflow can generate purchase orders or alert the procurement team. Osher builds robotic process automation workflows that extend Odoo’s capabilities without requiring custom Odoo module development. We connect Odoo to payment gateways, shipping providers, marketing platforms, and reporting tools using n8n as the integration layer. This is faster and cheaper than building custom Odoo integrations in Python, and easier to maintain because the logic is visible in a workflow diagram rather than buried in code. The n8n Odoo node uses Odoo’s XML-RPC API and supports all standard and custom models. You can create, read, update, and delete records in any Odoo model — contacts, leads, invoices, products, stock moves, manufacturing orders, and more. It works with both Odoo Community and Enterprise editions, and supports both cloud-hosted (Odoo.sh) and self-hosted instances.
    Odoo consultants
  • Webflow

    Webflow

    Webflow is a visual website builder and CMS that lets designers create production-ready sites without writing code. The n8n Webflow node connects your Webflow CMS collections to automated workflows — creating, updating, and retrieving collection items programmatically so your website content stays in sync with your business data. Marketing and operations teams use this integration to eliminate manual content updates. When a new product is added to an inventory system, an n8n workflow can automatically create the matching Webflow CMS item with images, descriptions, and pricing. When a blog post is approved in a content management pipeline, the workflow publishes it to Webflow without anyone logging into the Webflow designer. Osher builds system integrations that connect Webflow to CRMs, inventory platforms, and content workflows. We have set up automated publishing pipelines where content reviewed and approved in Airtable flows directly into Webflow CMS collections, complete with SEO fields and featured images. Other projects involve syncing product catalogues from ERP systems to Webflow storefronts, keeping pricing and availability accurate across channels. The n8n node works with Webflow’s CMS API, supporting collection item CRUD operations (create, read, update, delete), site publishing, and webhook-based triggers. It handles Webflow’s rate limits gracefully and supports all custom fields defined in your CMS collections — text, images, references, multi-references, dates, switches, and rich text.
    Webflow consultants
  • Shopify

    Shopify

    Shopify is an e-commerce platform that powers online stores for businesses of all sizes. As an automation node, it allows workflows to read and write store data including orders, customers, products, inventory levels, fulfilment records, and collections through Shopify’s Admin API, turning your store into a fully programmable part of your business operations. E-commerce managers, operations teams, and multi-channel retailers use the Shopify integration to automate store management tasks that consume hours of staff time each week. Instead of logging into the Shopify admin panel to update products, process orders, or reconcile inventory, these operations execute automatically as part of broader business workflows that keep all your systems in sync. Osher builds Shopify automation workflows that connect your store data to every other system in your business. Our system integrations team creates flows where product data syncs across all your sales channels, orders route directly to fulfilment and accounting systems, customer records update in your CRM as purchases occur, and inventory levels stay accurate across every platform without manual reconciliation or spreadsheet exports.
    Shopify consultants
  • Line

    Line

    Line is a messaging platform used by over 200 million people, primarily across Japan, Thailand, Taiwan, and Indonesia. As an automation node, it allows workflows to send text messages, images, stickers, and rich interactive content to Line users and groups, and receive incoming messages that trigger automated response workflows and chatbot interactions. Businesses with customers or operations in Asia-Pacific markets use the Line integration to automate customer communications, send transactional notifications, and build chatbot experiences on a platform their audience already uses daily. Instead of manually messaging customers through the Line app or relying on separate chatbot platforms, Line messaging becomes part of your broader business automation stack. Osher connects Line messaging into multi-channel communication workflows using n8n. Our AI consulting team helps organisations build automated customer engagement systems that send order confirmations, appointment reminders, support responses, and targeted marketing messages through Line alongside email, SMS, and other messaging channels, giving your customers a consistent experience regardless of which platform they use to reach you.
    Line consultants
  • Shopify Trigger

    Shopify Trigger

    Shopify Trigger is a webhook-based node that fires automated workflows whenever specific events occur in your Shopify store. It listens for new orders, customer registrations, product updates, inventory changes, fulfilment events, and refund requests, then passes structured event data directly into your automation pipeline for immediate downstream processing. E-commerce operators, fulfilment teams, and online retail managers use Shopify Trigger to automate the repetitive tasks that follow every store event. Instead of manually processing orders, updating inventory spreadsheets, or sending follow-up emails one by one, each action happens automatically within seconds of the triggering event occurring in your store. Osher builds Shopify-triggered automation workflows that connect your store to the rest of your business systems. Our business automation team creates flows where new orders route to fulfilment partners, customer data syncs to your CRM, low-stock alerts fire to purchasing teams, and post-purchase email and SMS sequences trigger automatically without anyone logging into the Shopify admin panel to check what needs doing next or which orders still need attention.
    Shopify Trigger consultants
  • Wordpress

    Wordpress

    WordPress is the most widely used content management system, powering websites from small business sites to enterprise publications. It provides tools for creating pages, blog posts, media management, user roles, and plugin-based functionality. With its REST API, WordPress also functions as a headless CMS, serving content to mobile apps, external dashboards, and other front-end applications. Business owners, marketing teams, content managers, and web developers use WordPress to manage their online presence. Common tasks include publishing blog posts, updating product pages, managing contact form submissions, handling e-commerce orders through WooCommerce, and maintaining membership or booking systems through plugins. At Osher, we connect WordPress to your broader business ecosystem through automation. Instead of manually checking form submissions, moderating comments, or exporting order data, we build workflows that handle these tasks automatically. A new contact form submission can create a CRM lead, notify your sales team, and add the contact to an email sequence. A new WooCommerce order can update inventory, generate a shipping label, and send a personalised thank-you email. Blog post publications can trigger social media posts and newsletter distributions. Our n8n consulting team specialises in building these WordPress automation workflows using n8n’s native WordPress nodes, giving you reliable integrations without expensive plugin subscriptions.
    Wordpress consultants
  • WooCommerce Trigger

    WooCommerce Trigger

    The WooCommerce Trigger node in n8n listens for events from a WooCommerce store and starts a workflow when those events occur. WooCommerce is the most widely used e-commerce plugin for WordPress, and its webhook system can notify external services whenever orders are placed, products are updated, customers register, or coupons are used. The trigger node receives these webhook payloads and passes the full event data into your n8n workflow. The problem this solves is the gap between your online store and your other business systems. When a customer places an order, several things need to happen: the order data should reach your accounting software, the warehouse needs a pick list, the customer should get a confirmation (possibly via SMS), and your CRM should log the purchase. WooCommerce handles the storefront, but it does not natively push data to all these other systems. The trigger node bridges that gap. WooCommerce webhooks fire in near real-time when events happen — order created, order updated, order deleted, product created, product updated, customer created, and coupon events. The trigger node receives the full payload including all order line items, customer details, shipping information, and payment status. This gives your n8n workflow everything it needs to route the data to the right downstream systems. Osher integrates WooCommerce stores into business automation workflows that connect orders to fulfillment, accounting, and customer communication systems. We also build system integrations that keep WooCommerce product and inventory data synchronised with external platforms.
    WooCommerce Trigger consultants
  • NMKR

    NMKR

    NMKR is a Web3 development platform built on the Cardano blockchain that lets businesses mint NFTs, create token-gated experiences, and accept crypto payments without writing smart contract code. It provides REST APIs for minting, managing, and selling NFTs programmatically, along with a no-code dashboard for teams that want to launch NFT projects quickly. The problem NMKR solves is straightforward: building on Cardano from scratch requires deep knowledge of Plutus smart contracts and the eUTXO model. NMKR abstracts that away, giving developers familiar REST endpoints to mint tokens, set up royalty structures, and manage on-chain metadata. E-commerce businesses use it to add NFT-based loyalty programs, while creative agencies use it for digital collectible drops. At Osher, we connect NMKR’s API endpoints into broader business workflows using system integration services. That might mean triggering an NFT mint when a customer completes a purchase, syncing token ownership data back to your CRM, or building automated royalty distribution pipelines. If you are exploring how blockchain fits into your product or customer experience, our AI consulting team can map out where NMKR adds real value without overcomplicating your stack.
    NMKR consultants
  • Sitecreator.io

    Sitecreator.io

    Sitecreator.io is an AI-powered website builder that generates complete websites from text prompts. Rather than dragging and dropping elements or coding pages by hand, users describe what they want and the platform produces a functional site with pages, content, and styling. It targets small businesses, freelancers, and agencies who need to get a web presence up quickly without design or development expertise. The problem Sitecreator.io solves is the gap between needing a website and having the skills or budget to build one properly. Traditional website builders still require layout decisions, copy writing, and design work. Sitecreator.io uses AI to handle much of that initial generation, giving users a starting point they can then customise. It supports e-commerce functionality, SEO settings, and responsive design out of the box. At Osher, we work with website platforms like Sitecreator.io when clients need to spin up web properties quickly as part of a larger digital strategy. Our system integration team connects these sites to CRM, analytics, and marketing automation tools, while our business automation practice builds workflows around form submissions, lead capture, and content updates. For clients with more complex web needs, we also provide custom AI development services for building tailored web applications.
    Sitecreator.io consultants
  • Chargify

    Chargify

    Chargify (now part of Maxio) is a subscription billing and revenue management platform built for B2B SaaS companies. It handles the mechanics of recurring billing that most generic payment processors struggle with: usage-based pricing, tiered plans, mid-cycle upgrades and downgrades, prorations, dunning (failed payment recovery), and revenue recognition. The problem Chargify solves is billing complexity. Once a SaaS business moves beyond simple monthly subscriptions, things like metered usage, annual contracts with monthly overages, or multi-product bundles become difficult to manage in platforms like Stripe alone. Chargify provides the subscription logic layer, handling plan changes, invoice generation, tax calculations, and automated retry sequences for failed payments. At Osher, we connect Chargify to the broader business stack as part of our system integration work. Common projects include syncing Chargify subscription data with CRMs like HubSpot or Salesforce, pushing billing events into accounting software (Xero, QuickBooks), and building automated workflows that trigger actions based on subscription changes, such as provisioning access when a customer upgrades or alerting the success team when a customer enters dunning. Our business automation team handles these end-to-end.
    Chargify consultants
  • Easyship

    Easyship

    Easyship is a shipping management platform that connects e-commerce businesses with courier services worldwide, offering rate comparison, label generation, customs documentation, and shipment tracking from a single dashboard. For Australian businesses selling online — whether domestically, to New Zealand, or internationally — Easyship aggregates rates from Australia Post, Sendle, DHL, FedEx, and dozens of other carriers so you can pick the cheapest or fastest option for each order. The pain point Easyship addresses is the manual overhead of shipping at scale. When you’re fulfilling ten orders a day, copying addresses and printing labels by hand is annoying but manageable. At fifty or a hundred orders, it’s unsustainable. You need rates compared automatically, labels generated in bulk, customs forms populated from product data, and tracking numbers pushed back to your store so customers can follow their parcels. We integrate Easyship with your e-commerce platform, inventory system, and customer communication tools using n8n and API connections. When an order comes in through Shopify, WooCommerce, or your custom store, the workflow selects the best carrier based on rules you define, generates the label, and sends the tracking number to both your store and the customer. If you’re looking to automate your fulfilment process as part of a broader system integration, Easyship is a strong middle layer between your store and your carriers.
    Easyship consultants
  • MoonClerk

    MoonClerk

    MoonClerk is an online payment platform built on top of Stripe that makes it straightforward to accept recurring and one-time payments through customisable payment forms. It’s popular with small to mid-sized businesses, membership organisations, and service providers who need to collect payments without building a custom checkout from scratch. The common frustration with MoonClerk — and payment tools in general — is that payment data stays siloed. A customer pays through a MoonClerk form, but your accounting software doesn’t know about it until someone enters it manually. Subscription renewals happen, but your CRM doesn’t update the customer’s status. Failed payments trigger a MoonClerk notification, but nobody follows up because it got buried in an inbox. We connect MoonClerk to your accounting, CRM, and operational systems using n8n workflows and API integrations. When a payment comes through, it can automatically create an invoice in Xero or QuickBooks, update the customer record in your CRM, and trigger an onboarding sequence if it’s a new signup. When a payment fails, the right person gets notified and a follow-up workflow kicks in. If you’re collecting payments through MoonClerk and doing any of the follow-up manually, automated data processing can reclaim those hours every week.
    MoonClerk consultants
  • Amazon

    Amazon

    Amazon’s ecosystem extends well beyond online shopping. Between Amazon Web Services (AWS), Seller Central, advertising APIs, and fulfilment networks, most Australian businesses interact with at least one Amazon service — often without a clear plan for how data moves between those services and internal systems like CRMs, ERPs, or accounting platforms. The common pain point is fragmentation. Orders come in through one channel, inventory updates happen in another, and financial reconciliation becomes a manual, error-prone task. For businesses selling on the Amazon Marketplace, keeping stock levels accurate across multiple channels is a constant headache. For teams using AWS, connecting cloud infrastructure to business workflows often requires custom development that sits outside anyone’s core skill set. At Osher Digital, we build system integrations that connect Amazon’s services to your existing tools using n8n and direct API connections. That might mean syncing Seller Central orders with your inventory and accounting systems in real time, or piping AWS data into dashboards your team actually uses. The goal is always the same: fewer manual steps, fewer errors, and a clear picture of what’s happening across your Amazon operations.
    Amazon consultants
  • Teachable

    Teachable

    Teachable is an online course platform that lets you create, host, and sell courses, coaching programs, and digital downloads. It handles the course delivery infrastructure including video hosting, student accounts, payment processing, drip scheduling, quizzes, and completion certificates so you can focus on creating the content rather than building the technology. Teachable supports one-time payments, subscriptions, and payment plans through Stripe and PayPal integration. It includes a built-in affiliate program, email marketing tools, and a sales page builder. Students access courses through a branded school site on your own domain or a Teachable subdomain. For businesses selling training content or running internal education programs, Teachable’s API and webhook events connect with n8n and other automation tools. You can automate actions like enrolling students when they purchase through your website, syncing student progress to your CRM, or triggering email sequences when someone completes a module. If you want to integrate Teachable with your existing sales and marketing stack, our system integration team can build those connections.
    Teachable consultants
  • Klaviyo

    Klaviyo

    Klaviyo is an email and SMS marketing platform built for e-commerce. It connects directly to your online store (Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento, BigCommerce) and uses purchase history, browsing behaviour, and customer data to drive targeted campaigns and automated flows. If you sell products online and want your marketing to react to what customers actually do rather than blasting the same email to everyone, Klaviyo is the tool most e-commerce brands end up using. The platform’s strength is its data model. Every customer profile aggregates order history, email engagement, website activity, and predicted metrics like lifetime value and churn risk. You can segment audiences based on any of this data and build automated flows triggered by specific actions: abandoned cart, first purchase, repeat purchase, browse abandonment, winback after inactivity, and more. Klaviyo has an n8n node and a comprehensive API, which allows you to extend its capabilities beyond the built-in features. You can sync customer data from external sources, trigger flows based on events outside the e-commerce platform, or pipe Klaviyo analytics into your data warehouse for combined reporting. For e-commerce businesses spending money on ads to acquire customers, Klaviyo is where the retention and repeat purchase work happens. Talk to us about automating your e-commerce marketing.
    Klaviyo consultants
  • Storyblok

    Storyblok

    Storyblok is a headless CMS that separates your content from your front-end code, giving development teams the freedom to build with any framework while content editors work in a visual drag-and-drop interface. It is a popular choice for businesses running multi-channel content strategies — websites, mobile apps, digital signage — from a single content hub. The challenge most organisations face with traditional CMS platforms like WordPress is tight coupling between content and presentation. When you need the same product descriptions, help articles, or marketing copy across a website, an app, and an in-store kiosk, you end up duplicating work or building brittle workarounds. Storyblok solves this by storing content as structured data accessible via API, so any front-end can pull exactly what it needs. Using n8n, you can connect Storyblok to your wider business systems — syncing published content to a CRM, triggering translation workflows when new stories are created, or pushing product updates from your ERP straight into Storyblok components. The n8n Storyblok node supports reading, creating, and updating stories, making it straightforward to automate content operations without writing custom middleware. If you are running a headless CMS setup and want to automate the content workflows around it, our system integration services can help you connect Storyblok to your existing tools and reduce the manual overhead of multi-channel publishing.
    Storyblok consultants
  • Paddle

    Paddle

    Paddle is a payment infrastructure platform for software and SaaS companies. Unlike Stripe or Braintree, Paddle acts as the merchant of record — meaning Paddle handles sales tax, VAT, and compliance in every country, so the software company does not have to register for tax in dozens of jurisdictions. It manages subscriptions, one-time purchases, upgrades, downgrades, and refunds through a single API. The n8n Paddle node and Paddle Trigger node let you connect payment events to the rest of your business systems. When a customer subscribes, upgrades, or cancels, Paddle fires a webhook that n8n can catch and act on — creating a CRM record, provisioning access in your app, sending a personalised onboarding email, or updating your internal revenue dashboard. When a payment fails, n8n can trigger a dunning email sequence or alert your customer success team. This is especially valuable for SaaS businesses that need their billing events to stay in sync with their CRM, user provisioning, and analytics tools. Paddle’s built-in webhook system is reliable, but it only sends data — n8n provides the processing layer that turns those webhook payloads into actions across your other platforms. If you sell software and use Paddle for billing, our sales automation team can help you build workflows that keep your payment data, CRM, and product access in sync without manual work.
    Paddle consultants
  • Stripe

    Stripe

    Stripe is a payment processing platform that handles online transactions, subscriptions, invoicing, and payouts. It provides a developer-friendly API that makes it straightforward to accept credit cards, debit cards, digital wallets (Apple Pay, Google Pay), and bank transfers. Stripe also includes tools for fraud detection (Radar), subscription billing, multi-currency support, and marketplace payment splitting. The n8n Stripe node lets you automate the operational side of payments — things like syncing new customers to your CRM, generating invoices when a project reaches a milestone, sending payment confirmation emails, reconciling transactions with your accounting system, or flagging disputed charges for your finance team. Combined with Stripe webhooks, you can build workflows that react to payment events in real time. Osher helps Australian businesses connect Stripe to the rest of their tech stack. Common projects include syncing Stripe transactions with Xero or MYOB, automating subscription lifecycle emails, and building internal dashboards that pull live revenue data. If your team is copying payment data between systems manually, our integration specialists can automate those handoffs.
    Stripe consultants
  • WooCommerce

    WooCommerce

    WooCommerce is the most widely used e-commerce plugin for WordPress, turning a standard WordPress site into a full online store. It handles product listings, shopping cart, checkout, payment processing, shipping calculations, tax management, and order tracking. Because it’s open-source and built on WordPress, it’s highly customisable through plugins and themes. The n8n node for WooCommerce connects your store’s operations to the rest of your business systems. You can retrieve orders, create products, update inventory levels, manage customers, and process refunds, all programmatically from within an n8n workflow. This turns WooCommerce from a standalone storefront into a connected part of your business infrastructure. Typical automations include syncing new orders to an accounting system, updating inventory across multiple sales channels when stock changes, sending order data to a fulfilment warehouse, creating support tickets when refund requests come in, and generating sales reports that combine WooCommerce data with information from other platforms. The n8n node communicates through WooCommerce’s REST API using consumer key authentication. At Osher Digital, we build WooCommerce automations for clients who’ve outgrown manual order processing but don’t need (or want) an enterprise e-commerce platform. We connect WooCommerce to accounting software, shipping providers, CRMs, and inventory systems through n8n, so your store runs with less manual effort and fewer errors. Learn more about our system integration services.
    WooCommerce consultants
  • Stripe Trigger

    Stripe Trigger

    The Stripe Trigger node in n8n starts a workflow whenever a specific event occurs in your Stripe account. Stripe uses webhooks to send real-time notifications about payment events: successful charges, failed payments, new subscriptions, subscription cancellations, refunds, disputes, and dozens of other event types. The Stripe Trigger node receives these webhooks and feeds the event data into your n8n workflow for processing. This is how you automate the business processes that should happen after a payment event. When a customer pays an invoice, your workflow can update their account status in your CRM, send a personalised confirmation email, provision access to a service, and log the transaction in your accounting system. When a payment fails, the workflow can flag the customer for follow-up, pause their service access, and notify your support team. Stripe Trigger is particularly valuable for subscription-based businesses where billing events need to cascade into multiple systems. A new subscription needs to provision access, notify the team, create an onboarding task, and update the customer record. A cancellation needs to revoke access, trigger a retention email, and update revenue forecasts. Doing this manually for every subscriber doesn’t scale. At Osher Digital, we build Stripe-triggered automation for clients who need payment events to flow into their operational systems without manual processing. We configure the webhook endpoints, select the right event types, build the downstream workflows in n8n, and set up error handling so failed deliveries don’t result in missed business actions. Learn more about our sales automation services.
    Stripe Trigger consultants