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Four steps, start to finish. Everything happens on the screens you already have in wp-admin — there is no second dashboard to learn.
Choose what starts the flow — a form entry, a new order, any supported app.


Send it to your CRM and spreadsheet tools — starting with Zoho CRM, Zoho Bigin and Google Sheets. One action or ten.



Match form fields to app fields — or let the AI map them for you.
Test it, flip the flow to Active, and watch every run in Sync Logs.
Integrazo Flow listens to the WordPress form and store plugins you already run, and writes to your CRM and spreadsheet tools, starting with Zoho CRM, Zoho Bigin and Google Sheets, with more added regularly. No middleware, no third-party server in between: your site talks to the app directly.
Any of these can start a flow. Pick the plugin, pick the form or the event, and Integrazo Flow reads the entry the moment it is submitted.




















Each action uses a stored connection, so you authorise the app once and reuse it in every flow.



Every one of these is a single flow you can build in a few minutes — no code, no external automation service, no per-task bill at the end of the month.
A visitor submits your contact form and the lead is in Zoho CRM before you have finished reading the email notification — name, email, phone and message already in the right fields.
A new WooCommerce order creates the contact in Zoho Bigin and opens a pipeline deal for the order value, so your sales pipeline matches your store without anyone retyping it.
Add a row to Google Sheets for each submission. Handy for the people on your team who will never log in to a CRM but live in a spreadsheet all day.
Use a YES/NO condition on a dropdown or budget field: big enquiries go to one Zoho CRM owner, everything else takes the other branch. One flow, two paths.
Add as many actions as you need to a single flow. Create the Zoho CRM contact, then log the same entry to a sheet — they run in order, and both show up in Sync Logs.
A filter stops spam and test entries from ever reaching your CRM or spreadsheet. A delay step holds the flow for a set time, so a follow-up action does not land the same second as the enquiry.
Real screens from the plugin — no external dashboard, no separate login. Your flows, connections and logs all live in WordPress.
Integrazo Flow is a WordPress automation plugin, not a hosted service. Every step below runs on your own server, on your own WordPress cron, with your own API credentials.
Build the flow as a vertical chain of steps inside wp-admin. Add a step anywhere, reorder it, and see at a glance which ones are configured.
One trigger, as many actions as the job needs. Create a CRM contact, open a deal and log a sheet row from a single form submission.
Split a flow in two on any field. Combine rules with AND and OR, then put different steps under each branch.
Stop a run before it costs you anything. If the entry does not match your rule — spam, a test, the wrong product — the flow simply does not continue.
Hold a flow for minutes, hours or days before the next step runs, for follow-ups that should not arrive the same second as the enquiry.
Match each form field to the app field it belongs in. Fixed values and mixed text work too, so you can tag a source or set a default owner.
Connect Gemini, ChatGPT or Claude with your own API key and let it propose the whole mapping, then change anything before you save.
Run the flow on demand with sample data and watch each step report back, so you know it works before a real customer triggers it.
Every run is recorded with a timestamp, a status — success, partial, failed or pending — and how long it took. Filter by flow or by date.
When a run fails because an app was down or a token expired, fix the cause and resync that exact entry from the log. Nothing is lost.
Authorise your CRM and spreadsheet tools — starting with Zoho CRM, Zoho Bigin and Google Sheets — once. Tokens are stored encrypted, refreshed automatically, and shared across every flow.
Your form data goes from your WordPress to the destination app and nowhere else. No middleman queue, and no per-task fee for the privilege.
Every plan is the full Pro plugin — the same ten features on both. The only difference is how many sites the licence covers.
Everything in Pro for the site you run today.
Get StartedThe same licence across every client site you look after.
Get StartedZapier, Make and the rest are fine tools, but they charge by the task and every submission you send them leaves your server first. Integrazo Flow does the same job from inside WordPress.
| Integrazo Flow | Hosted automation services | |
|---|---|---|
| What you pay for | A yearly licence per site. Runs are not counted. | A monthly plan with a task quota, plus overage when a busy month goes over it. |
| Where your data goes | Straight from your WordPress to Zoho or Google. Nothing is stored elsewhere. | Through the provider’s servers, where entries usually sit in a run history. |
| Number of flows | As many as you like, with as many steps as you like. | Often capped by plan tier, both in flows and in steps per flow. |
| Form plugin support | Reads your WordPress form and store plugins natively, including WooCommerce. | Usually needs a webhook add-on or a paid connector on the WordPress side. |
| Where you work | In wp-admin, next to the forms you are automating. | In a separate dashboard, in a second browser tab, with a second login. |
| If a run fails | Sync Logs shows the error and you resync that entry in one click. | Varies — replays are a paid feature on several platforms. |
The things people ask before they install it. If yours is not here, the support team will answer it.
Integrazo Flow is a WordPress automation plugin. It watches for something happening on your site — a form entry, a WooCommerce order — and then runs a flow you have built: actions in your CRM and spreadsheet tools — starting with Zoho CRM, Zoho Bigin and Google Sheets, with more added regularly — with filters, delays and conditions in between. Everything runs on your own server, inside wp-admin.
No. You pick your trigger from a list, pick your action app, match the fields, and hit Test Run. There is no code, no webhook URL to paste and no JSON to write. If you can set up a contact form, you can build a flow.
Contact Form 7, WPForms, Gravity Forms, Elementor Forms, Fluent Forms, Forminator, Formidable Forms, Ninja Forms, Everest Forms, ARForms, JetFormBuilder, MetForm, SureForms, HappyForms, Kali Forms, NEX-Forms, WSForm and weForms — plus WooCommerce and WordPress core events.
Starting with Zoho CRM, Zoho Bigin and Google Sheets, with more added regularly. In Zoho CRM you choose the module — Leads, Contacts, Accounts, Deals — and what the action should do with it.
A plugin. You install it on your WordPress site and it runs there. There is no account to create on our servers and no data of yours passing through them. The licence key exists only to deliver updates and support.
No. The licence covers the number of sites in your plan, and those sites can run as many flows and as many runs as they need. A busy month costs the same as a quiet one.
Yes — The core plugin is free on WordPress.org and covers a single-step flow. Pro adds multi-step flows, filters, delays, conditions, Sync Logs with one-click resync, the AI agents and direct support.
It does two jobs: it proposes your field mapping, and it fills in realistic sample data so you can test a flow without placing a real order. You connect Gemini, ChatGPT or Claude with your own API key, so the usage is billed to your own AI account. It is entirely optional — leave it switched off and every feature still works by hand.
On your own server. A run goes from your WordPress straight to Zoho or Google over their official APIs. The only record kept is the entry in your own Sync Logs table, in your own database, which you can clear whenever you like.
The run is marked failed or partial in Sync Logs, with the error the app returned and how far the flow got. Fix the cause — a re-authorised connection, a required field — then hit Resync on that log entry to run it again with the original data.
Flows do not run inside the visitor page load, so the person submitting the form is not left waiting on an API call to Zoho. Steps are processed in the background, and a delay step simply schedules the rest of the flow for later.
Connections are authorised over OAuth, so you never paste a password into the plugin. Tokens are stored encrypted in your database, refreshed automatically, and you can test or revoke any connection from the Connections screen.
Yes, up to the site count in your plan — 1 or 5 sites. Flows are built per site, and a connection you create on one site stays on that site.
Our dedicated support team is always ready to assist you with any questions or issues you may have.
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