Conditional WordPress Automation With Bricks & Flowmattic

[@nick90000]

Thanks, followed along on one of their test sites, interesting tool

[@YasienSarlie]

Looking forward to this series... 🎉

[@tjveach]

Nice job Paul

[@olanrewajuadagba955]

tHANK YOU THIS IS VERY HELPFUL.

[@shahinulislam9304]

VERY HELPFUL

[@bricksbee-wp]

Nice video! Nevertheless, would be awesome to make a video with really complicated automations which can show the real value of using Flowmatic. Idk, eg: user sends a form with ad text, and it generates(with automation) a page where it has this ad text inside with predefined design for the user. This can be downloaded for their needs. Or whatever, you got the ideas, hopefully. What you showed here, can be done really with ‘old’ tools, no new required like Flowmatic. What can it really cover which tends me to buy it…? To be honest, didn’t get a value for now. But, it seems a promising stuff. Thank you!

[@HOLBAG]

Thanks for this great video Please,I have a question. Is it possible to help? If I have a product, for example, a T-shirt, and the customer can order, for example, 4 pieces with different sizes, for example, 1 small, 2 medium, and 1 large size, how do I do that? Which free plugin can i use to make this in woocommerce?

[@Educont-md]

Zapier alternative?

[@WPTuts]

Zapier is about automation and connecting tools/SaaS applications and so does Flowmattic - to me, that's a pretty solid definition of an alternative.

[@bennysh]

Might be simpler to just add some code (yours or GPT's) to capture the form and do whatever you want..

[@astratow]

But it doesn't pay well :) happy New Year!

[@WPTuts]

@@bennysh until you get to more complex automations. This was a simple conditional example, but you could easily get way more complex and introduce external services to the mix too.

[@WPTuts]

@@astratow I do love a comment that adds zero value. 🤦‍♂️

[@JonathanBlog1]

@@astratow 🤨