內容簡介
Cascade Forge 是一款無需編碼的工作流程自動化外掛，讓使用者能夠在 WordPress 中輕鬆定義觸發器和動作，實現自動化流程，無需外部服務或複雜的設定。
【主要功能】
• 無需編碼的工作流程自動化
• 視覺化流程編輯器，拖放式介面
• 提供 20 種現成流程可供匯入
• 支援條件設定（AND/OR 群組）
• 自動重試與死信佇列功能
• 設定通知以獲取運行狀態
外掛標籤
開發者團隊
② 後台搜尋「Cascade Forge – No-Code Workflow Automation & Webhooks」→ 直接安裝（推薦）
原文外掛簡介
Cascade Forge is a no-code workflow automation plugin built into WordPress. Define a trigger (something that happens), add one or more actions (what to do next), and Cascade Forge runs the flow automatically — no code, no cron hacks, no external service required.
Nothing has to be written as JSON. Every trigger and every step draws its own form from the parameters it declares, conditions are rows of field / operator / value, and a picker drops values from the event into any field. If you would rather not start from a blank screen, the plugin ships twenty ready-made flows you can import as drafts.
Free
Unlimited flows, unlimited runs, no feature counters.
Visual flow builder (form editor and drag-and-drop canvas), unlimited active flows
No JSON required: each trigger and each step renders a form built from the parameters it declares, and an “Insert field” menu next to every text field drops in a value from the event with a real example beside it. The JSON textareas are still there under an “Advanced” toggle, and anything the form cannot draw safely — a nested condition group, a key no schema knows — opens as JSON with an explanation instead of being quietly rewritten
A library of 20 ready-made flows, grouped by the plugin they lean on. Import lands a draft, never a live automation, and a recipe this site cannot run says which plugin is missing instead of showing a dead button
Conditions on any trigger field, with AND/OR groups
Retry with exponential backoff, a dead-letter queue you can read and act on, and a run log you control the retention of (Settings → Log retention, 1–365 days)
An email when a run gives up or needs a manual decision — at most one per flow every 15 minutes, so a broken endpoint sends one message, not a storm (Settings → Notifications)
Dispatch concurrency: a limit on how many runs execute at once, so a burst of events queues the rest instead of all firing together (Settings → Engine)
A Failed view on the Runs screen: which step a run stopped on, the error it stopped with, a preview of what it was carrying, and one button that starts it again from that step
A “run was dead-lettered” trigger, so a flow of your own can page you, open a ticket or post to a channel when another flow gives up
11 WordPress triggers: post published, user registered, user login, comment received, comment approved, post meta updated, term updated, attachment uploaded, user role changed, user deleted, password reset
All 7 WooCommerce triggers when WooCommerce is active: order created, order status changed, payment complete, subscription status changed, refund created, product stock low, review added
9 actions: send email, show admin notice, log a message, update post meta, update user meta, create term, create user, FormForge admin notify, and outbound webhook (POST, with HMAC signing and an SSRF guard)
Forge Suite event triggers, for the events those plugins publish from their own free cores: GuardForge IP lockout and integrity scan, FormForge submissions, FieldForge custom fields updated and field group saved, LangForge translation published, RankForge post analysis
Pro
Cascade Forge Pro is a separate add-on installed alongside this free plugin. Its code is not part of this download — nothing above is a locked or greyed-out version of it. Installing it adds:
Inbound webhooks: a public URL per flow, HMAC-verified, de-duplicated and rate-limited
Five more event triggers, for events only a paid sibling module can fire: GuardForge WAF block, malware finding and lockdown toggle; LangForge translation QA failure; RankForge whole-site audit complete
Scheduled triggers: start a flow every so many minutes, or at a time of day on the weekdays you choose, read in the site’s own timezone. A stretch of downtime produces one catch-up run, never a backlog of them
A trigger for any WordPress hook: add a hook name to an allow-list on the Settings screen and it becomes a trigger in the editor, so a flow can react to an event no catalogue knows about
Flow control steps: wait / delay, wait for a person’s approval, conditional branch
Wait for approval: the flow pauses and e-mails one person two links. Whichever they click is recorded, the run continues from where it paused, and later steps can read who decided and what they decided. Unanswered requests expire on a timer you set, and you choose in advance whether that counts as a rejection, an approval, or a reason to stop
Retry every dead-lettered run of a flow at once, each from the step it stopped on
Generic HTTP request step
Messaging steps: Slack, Discord, Telegram, Mattermost, Microsoft Teams, Gmail send
CRM and SaaS steps: ActiveCampaign, Pipedrive, Close, Mailchimp, Notion, Airtable, Google Sheets
Storage steps: Dropbox, S3-compatible upload, media sideload from a URL
Forge Suite action steps: LangForge translate post, GuardForge alert
AI recipe generator — describe a workflow in plain language, get a draft flow. It costs 3 Forge credits per draft, and the number is printed on the button before you press it. The 20-recipe library in the free plugin costs nothing
A Pro licence also includes priority email support while it is active. It ends when the licence expires and comes back on renewal.
Cascade Forge is part of the Forge Suite. Learn more and get Pro at https://avakode.com.
External services
This plugin can make outbound HTTP requests. What is sent depends on which of the following you use — activating the plugin does not contact any server and does not schedule anything that would. This is the whole list: the plugin’s code makes no other request.
Outbound webhook action. A flow you build can end with an “Outgoing webhook (POST)” step. What is sent: a POST to the URL you typed into that step, with the optional body you typed, a Content-Type: application/json header and, only if you filled in the optional signing secret, an X-CascadeForge-Signature header that carries sha256= and the HMAC signature of the body (the secret itself is not sent). Like any WordPress HTTP request it also carries WordPress’s standard User-Agent, which names your WordPress version and your site’s address. Cascade Forge does not know or choose the destination in advance, and no bundled recipe ships with this step pre-filled. What is received: the HTTP status code, used to mark the run successful, failed or blocked. When: only while a flow containing this step is actually running.
Cascade Forge Pro (a separate add-on, not part of this download) adds outbound steps — HTTP request, Slack, Discord, Telegram, Mattermost, Microsoft Teams, ActiveCampaign, Pipedrive, Close, Mailchimp, Notion, Airtable, Google Sheets, Dropbox, S3 — that send data only to destinations you configure per step, subject to those services’ own terms, plus an AI recipe generator that sends your prompt to our servers for a response.
