Pushinator

Pushinator allows you to receive instant push notifications on your iPhone or Android device when important events happen on your WordPress site.

Features

• WordPress Events: Get notified about new posts, pages, comments, user registrations, login attempts, and system updates
• WooCommerce Support: Receive alerts for new orders, order status changes, low stock, out of stock, new customers, and product reviews
• Multiple Channels: Create different channels for different types of notifications
• Acknowledgment Support: Require confirmation that notifications were received (paid plans)
• Detailed Logs: Track all sent notifications with success/failure status
• Easy Setup: Simple configuration with API token

Supported WordPress Events

• New post/page published
• Post updated or deleted
• Draft published, pending post approved
• New comments, comment approved/spam/trashed
• User registration, login, failed login attempts
• User role changes, password resets
• WordPress/plugin/theme updates
• Theme changes

Supported WooCommerce Events

• New orders
• Order status changes (pending, processing, completed, cancelled, refunded, failed, on-hold)
• Low stock and out of stock alerts
• Product backorders
• New customer registrations
• Customer address updates
• New product reviews

How It Works

1. Create a channel at Pushinator Console
2. Install the Pushinator app on your mobile device
3. Scan the channel QR code to subscribe
4. Configure which WordPress events should trigger notifications
5. Receive instant push notifications on your phone

External Service

This plugin connects to the Pushinator API (https://api.pushinator.com) to send push notifications to your mobile devices.

• Service Website: https://pushinator.com
• Terms of Service: https://pushinator.com/terms
• Privacy Policy: https://pushinator.com/privacy

Data sent to the service includes:
* Your API token for authentication
* Channel ID for routing notifications
* Notification message content

No personal user data from your WordPress site is shared without your explicit configuration.