If you want to use Teachable with your WordPress site, you can connect the two platforms and perform a limited number of actions and triggers.
To achieve this, you must use an integration app such as Zapier.
Key Takeaways:
- Teachable and WordPress cannot be connected natively
- The two platforms can be integrated using Zapier
Does Teachable Integrate with WordPress?
Teachable has no native integration capabilities for WordPress. However, you can use Zapier to connect the two platforms together for limited functionality.
How to Use Zapier to Integrate Teachable with WordPress (Step by Step)
To start, you will need to set up a Zapier account. There is a limited free plan available, while paid plans start from $19.99/month.
You will also, of course, require a Teachable account. Note that the Zapier feature is not available on the Free and Basic plans. To use Zapier with Teachable, you have to be subscribed to the Pro or Business plans (from $159/month).
Step 1: Log into Zapier. On the home screen, you will see boxes where you can search for the apps you wish to connect. Add Teachable in the first box and WordPress in the second.
Step 2: Two additional boxes will now appear, and you will be asked to select a trigger and an action. The trigger is what happens in Teachable, which then performs an action in WordPress.
Select a trigger and action from the drop-down lists that appear when you click on the boxes and then click “Try It.”
Step 3: On the next screen, you will see the zap workflow displayed. You will also see two triangles with exclamation marks inside. This means that your Teachable and WordPress accounts have not yet been connected to Zapier.
Click the first triangle and then click on “Sign In.”
Step 4: A pop-up will appear with instructions on how to connect your Teachable account. Add in the necessary details and click on “Yes, Continue to Teachable.” The connection will then automatically occur.
Follow the same process for connecting WordPress.
Step 5: Once the two accounts are connected, the final step is to test the trigger and action. You do this by clicking the “Test trigger” and “Test action” buttons on the Zapier workflow screen.
If the test is successful, you’re good to go. If there is a problem, consult Zapier and follow the platform’s instructions to troubleshoot it.
Additionally, when following step 1, you can add WordPress to the first box instead of Teachable. This will create triggers in WordPress and actions in Teachable.
What Can You Do With the WordPress Teachable Integration?
Teachable Triggers
- Abandoned cart
- Admission disabled
- Course completed
- Email lead created
- Lecture completed
- New admission
- New comment
- New enrollment
- New graded quiz result
- New sale
- New transaction
- New unenrollment
- New user
- Profile updated
- Student resubscribe
- Student unsubscribe
- Subscription canceled
- User tag added
- User tag removed
- Transaction refunded
Teachable Actions
- API request
- App extensions
- Create user
- Enroll user in a course
- Find student
- Unenroll student (by email)
- Unenroll student (by user ID)
WordPress Triggers
- New user
- Updated post
- New comment
- New media
- New post
WordPress Actions
- API request
- App extensions
- Create user
- Find post
- Update post
- Upload media
- Create post
Frequently Asked Questions
Can You Use Teachable with WordPress?
You can use Teachable with WordPress to a limited extent. However, there is no native integration between the two platforms. To use them together, you must connect via Zapier.
How Do I Connect Teachable and WordPress?
You can connect Teachable and WordPress by using Zapier or another integration application.
