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How to Enable Webhooks in Cart Abandonment Recovery for WooCommerce

The Cart Abandonment Recovery plugin for WooCommerce includes webhook support to help automate actions like sending coupon codes or follow-up notifications when a customer abandons the checkout process.

This allows seamless integration with automation tools like Zapier, so you can customize what happens after an abandonment event, for example, automatically emailing a unique coupon code.

Where to Find the Webhook Setting

To enable Webhooks, follow these steps:

  1. Go to your WordPress dashboard.
  2. Navigate to WooCommerce > Cart Abandonment.
  3. Click on the Settings tab.
  4. Locate the Webhook section and enable the Webhook Toggle.

Once enabled, you’ll be able to paste a webhook URL from your preferred automation platform.

How Webhooks Work

A webhook acts like a listener. When a shopper abandons the checkout, the plugin triggers the webhook to perform an action — such as:

  • Sending an email with a coupon code.
  • Notifying your CRM or marketing tool.
  • Logging the event in an external system.

You can create and manage this logic using services like Zapier.

How to Set Up a Webhook with Zapier

Here’s how to configure a webhook using Zapier:

Step 1: Create a Zap

Step 2: Add a Webhook Trigger

  • For the trigger app, search and select Webhooks by Zapier.
  • Choose the Catch Raw Hook trigger and click Continue.

Step 3: Copy the Webhook URL

  • Zapier will generate a webhook URL. Copy it.

Step 4: Paste the Webhook URL in Plugin Settings

  • Go back to WooCommerce > Cart Abandonment > Settings > Webhook.
  • Paste the Zapier webhook URL.

Step 5: Trigger a Sample

  • In the Cart Abandonment plugin, use the Trigger Sample option.
  • You can review the webhook data as shown below –

Step 6: Set the Action

  • Add an Action Step in your Zap (e.g., Send Email etc.).
  • Customize the action according to your workflow.

Sending Coupons via Webhook

If you’ve enabled the Auto-Generate Coupon Code feature in the plugin:

  • Abandoned users will receive a personalized email with a discount.
  • You can choose between a fixed or percentage discount and set an expiry timer for the coupon.

Need More Customization?

You can create multiple Zaps with different triggers and actions depending on your needs — whether it’s CRM integration, SMS alerts, or adding users to a mailing list.

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