WordPress push notifications with Trigv
Send Trigv push notifications from WordPress for posts, forms, orders, comments, and site events. The beta plugin is created by Per Søderlind and connects WordPress activity to your Trigv channels.
Best uses
Publishing alerts
Notify editors or site owners when important posts, pages, or announcements go live.
Form submissions
Route high-value contact forms, lead forms, and support requests to a Trigv channel.
Site events
Send alerts for comments, orders, membership actions, or custom WordPress hooks.
Set up the WordPress plugin
- Download or install the plugin from the GitHub repository.
- Create a Trigv API key in your workspace.
- Add the API key and default channel in the plugin settings.
- Choose the WordPress events that should send push notifications.
- Trigger a test event and confirm the push arrives on your subscribed device.
Recommended channels
| Channel | Use it for |
|---|---|
website | General WordPress publishing and site activity. |
forms | Contact, lead, support, and newsletter form submissions. |
orders | WooCommerce purchases, refunds, and payment issues. |
security | Admin, login, update, and maintenance alerts. |
Troubleshooting
| Issue | Fix |
|---|---|
| No push arrives | Check the API key, selected channel, and device subscription. |
| Too many alerts | Start with one or two event types, then add more once the signal is useful. |
| Custom events needed | Use the plugin repository for implementation details or call the Trigv event API directly. |